How to fetch user activity reports using MS Graph PowerShell | Microsoft

[@vijayp.s6417]

Hi , can we fetch the last interactive signin and non interactive signin log of full users in azure

[@MicrosoftCustomerSupport]

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[@ishmaelchibvuri]

May you kindly provide the queries used.

[@Meowie765]

Can we pull Usage reports from MS Teams Admin(Such as PSTN and SMS) using Graph API ?

[@MicrosoftCustomerSupport]

Hello, there. Thanks for your comment. We understand why you're wondering if you can get MS Teams Admin usage reports using the Graph API. We're here to assist you. Yes, you can use the Microsoft Graph API to pull usage reports from MS Teams Admin. You can use the Microsoft Teams activity reports getting insights into the Microsoft Teams user activity in your organization. You can also use the Graph API to export Microsoft Teams PSTN usage records. The reports API provides data that’s available in all usage reports, including organization-level summaries per service, entity-level (user, sites, accounts) usage information for the last 7/30/90/180 days, and daily activity aggregates. You can visit this link for more information: msft.it/6050isnjg We hope this helps! Let us know if you have any other questions.

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[@Meowie765]

@@MicrosoftCustomerSupport Hi , thanks for checking in, really appreciate the help so far. If I've got any more questions, will let you know. Thanks for the information once again.

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[@sriramrohit-y4k]

Suppose if we have list of 100 users and How to get Sign in logs for those 100 users..

[@MicrosoftCustomerSupport]

Hello! We got your comment. We understand you are looking for a way to retrieve sign-in logs for a list of 100 users from Azure AD using MS Graph PowerShell. To begin with, to access sign-in logs, you need an Azure Active Directory P1 or P2 license. However, to use Microsoft Graph PowerShell, you need to obtain an access token for the Microsoft Graph API by registering an application and granting the necessary permissions. Furthermore, while we seek to provide more assistance or further details, scenarios like this require additional help from our Azure Support than we can safely achieve here. Have you tried contacting them for support and expert advice through this link: Contact Microsoft Azure Support - Microsoft Support? We'll keep an eye on your response.

[@sriramrohit-y4k]

@@MicrosoftCustomerSupport I am having sufficient permissions..Let me know whether there is any command for getting sign in logs for list of 100 users

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Got that! To get detailed information about sign-in logs command for 100 users, it would be best to contact our Azure Support Team as they are the designated team who handles this concern. Click here: msft.it/6058ioEAi. We hope that everything will be sorted out the soonest. All the best!

[@MicrosoftCustomerSupport]

Hello again! How are things going so far? We hope you're well and safe upon receiving this follow-up message. This is a quick check-in to determine if everything is in order or if you still need assistance managing users' activity reports from Azure AD using Microsoft Graph PowerShell. We aim to resolve your concern in real-time, resulting in our previous suggestion, which was to contact our Azure Support, who is best suited to handling this type of concern. Were you able to get in touch with them and get help with your concern? Any updates would be very appreciated. We're always here if further advice is needed. Stay safe!

[@sriramrohit-y4k]

@@MicrosoftCustomerSupport Haven't reached out to Azure team yet..Still searching for articles for the required command..

[@joshcoolblueee]

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