Hey MWL - this is a perfect thing to use Flow Builder for - a low-code/no-code integration/workflow platform - you can sign up here: https://www.lansweeper.com/product/beta/
Once you have access, you can follow this Pro-Tip to get you going (try the walkthrough vs import - but if you do the import, you might have to delete the connections and re-add them) - https://www.lansweeper.com/blog/pro-tips/intune-automations/
Watch the video as you can see me bumble through using flow builder to give you an idea of how it works in general - then, swap out the intune connector with a custom HTTP connector, set up CS for access, put the secret/etc in the connector, and change the asset match code block to match on whatever you have to match with, which looks like (according to looking with GPT) hostname, os_version, serial_number mac_address, ip, manufacturer, and model
The Pro-Tip asset match code block matches on serial number, and if no match, hostname, but you can add to that if you wish to ensure a good match.
Then, use your imagination on useful things to pull from Crowdstrike - device_id (obviously grab that key! great for passing along to ITSM/etc) health status, containment status, last logged in user, public IP address....
then - report on it, dashboard it, or pass it on to other systems - couple this with properly classifying assets (https://www.lansweeper.com/blog/pro-tips/the-importance-of-asset-classification/) and you can have some really good reports for compliance. Then, take that flow you made, copy it, and go crazy grabbing data from your other systems and make Lansweeper a single-pane-of-glass to see everything!
