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Microsoft 365 reporting via PowerShell

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Microsoft 365 reporting via PowerShell

PowerShell patterns for extracting reporting data from Microsoft 365 — licensing, usage, security posture, mailbox stats.

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The modules you'll use

Install as needed; Microsoft.Graph has sub-modules so you don't have to install the whole thing.

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Common reporting patterns

### Licence assignments

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Authentication patterns for production scripts

For one-off scripts, interactive sign-in works:

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Output destinations

Reports are most useful when delivered automatically:

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