A service plan is something like Exchange Online or Teams which is bunded in a product license like Office 365 E3.īecause every tenant is different, we have some code ( available from GitHub) to generate these files. The service plans belonging to the product licenses.The product licenses (SKUs) used in the tenant.First, we create two data (CSV) files containing:
The basic steps in generating a report are in two stages. Stage 1: Extract Licensing Data for the Tenant Many examples of generating such a report exist based on the cmdlets which will stop working next June ( here’s one version), so in this article I’ll go through the steps to generate a licensing report using SDK cmdlets. Given Microsoft’s announcement of price increases for Office 365 and Microsoft 365 licenses due in March 2022, it’s a good time to audit the set of licenses in a tenant and ask some questions about the distribution of licenses across accounts. I then followed up by noting some of the issues involved in using the SDK for interactive scripts. On September 9, I explained the steps to convert a PowerShell script from the Azure AD cmdlets which will stop working on June 30, 2022, to equivalents from the Microsoft Graph SDK for PowerShell. Time to Review Licensing When Prices Increase Stage 1: Extract Licensing Data for the Tenant.Time to Review Licensing When Prices Increase.
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