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Automate Office 365 Health Status Monitoring with Power Automate Using Service Communications Graph API

January 20, 2022 17 Comments

I wrote an article on the same topic a couple of weeks ago that explains how to monitor Office 365 Health Status with PowerShell using the new Graph API. I know, like me, there are a lot of other Power Automate/Flow enthusiasts who would prefer to achieve the same without writing any lines of scripts. So, here is it. Before you get started, ensure that the account you are using with Power Automate/Flow at least has a “Flow per user” license assigned, since we’ll be using HTTP Action, which is a premium connector now. If you don’t have a Per […]

Office 365

Measure Microsoft/Office 365 Adoption with Collaboration Score

August 17, 2020 No Comments

I have been working with a few organizations helping with their user adoption of Microsoft/Office 365 tools and services. Analyzing various Microsoft/Office 365 admin reports forms a core part of that exercise, which provides a fair understanding of usage patterns of various tools. However, it can quickly become overwhelming if we try to identify say top 5% of users who are making most/best use of the these tools, specially in medium to large organizations. Problem Statement As the introduction text explains, we are looking for a way to be able to easily find out users who are using various tools/services […]

MS Teams, Office 365

Export/Archive Microsoft Teams Chat Messages

July 29, 2020 14 Comments

Article updated on 31st Oct 2020 to use v1 API instead of Beta one to get the list of chats Recently I came across a requirement about being able to export all the chat messages. The expectation was to get something like the Conversation History in Outlook, we used to have in Skype days. Quick google search made it evident that there is no such feature available as of date. So, it was time to start a fun journey of finding it out and getting it done! Initial Findings As it goes, some initial googling led to a few articles […]