The "Export Devices" button that exports the list of devices to a CSV file is fairly robust and provides a lot of good information. However, obtaining the id for any given device has proven to be excruciating. The ONLY way to get a device ID is to the devices API call. Since pagination is limited to 100 pages and the only way to get to more pages is to have the last id number of the last call to fill in the "starting_after" field, Power Query is not feasible since it will throw errors if a query is dependent on another query. It also seems like a crazy amount of work for something that is already known and organized and could simply be added as a column in the CSV export.