Allow users to edit their personal info
Under Office 365 settings > Personal info, only admins can change their own details.
I understand this is restricted to prevent abuse. However, organizations should be given the freedom to choose whether or not to lift this restriction. I suggest an additional option/rule under Exchange's user roles.
Please also add the field "Title" to the Personal info section if it's not the currently displayed "Occupation".
Bart Stevens
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34 comments
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Anonymous
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I've been told to correct any information, ie phone numbers and emergency contacts etc. to my profile. The problem is that they have not given me that option. Would be nice if someone knew what or who is to do this.............
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Anonymous
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Allow users to edit their personal info!!!!
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MsoftPartnerSupport
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MsoftPartnerSupport
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Soulution is PS command:
Set-MsolUser -UserPrincipalName *** Email address is removed for privacy *** -AlternateEmailaddresses *** Email address is removed for privacy *** -
Dale
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If the user has a mailbox, they can go to OWA, click on the gear icon, go to MAIL settings>General>My Account.
There, they can edit their Address, all phone / fax numbers, display name [i.e. Joe Mama - Accounting Manager] All this without any extra permissions. -
Michael Mount
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As an Admin with just 30 staff, I do not have the time to edit their personal information. We need to have the user do this.
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Sven Olsen
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I believe it should be optional and up the organization to allow or not. For the ideal situation would be to disable the AD sync of the fields for office telephone, mobile telephone, fax, home phone etc. After these field are disabled, the individual users should be able to update these field over web outlook.
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Julian Thornley
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Please add this feature
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anonymous
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Don't you people get it, the more they have to involve admins the more their 'partners' earn in supporting the product.
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Anonymous
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I completely agree, MS needs to give us this setting, we have a couple hundred people on 365 and they need to be able to update this themselves, instead of an admin needing to do it.
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DC Admin
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This is extremely aggravating, Microsoft!! We have hundreds of users who need to be able to edit their Titles and phone numbers. Why would you take this functionality away?
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Joe
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With exchange on prem, users can edit their information. However, we've lost this ability after moving to exchange online. Now every time something like a phone number changes, an admin has to be involved instead of allowing the user to self service the change. Seems silly when we're at the point we can delegate users permissions to stand up their own Server VMs without ever contacting an admin... but NO changing a phone number for you!
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John
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I would also be good if the edit function is on a more accessible location, i.e. my account/Personal info.
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Steve Selby
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I totally agree with this post. @microsoft please giv administrators the right to allow users to modify their own profile asap, especially things like title. Thanks !
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Anonymous
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Unbelievable. I just wasted 2 hours of my day only to learn even though my settings say users can change their address and contact information, they actually can't. Is this for real?
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Anonymous
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Heather Britton
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This should be a setting that the an admin can allow individuals to update. Please hear our pleas!
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Branimir Filinic
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I don't understand why this is not available yet!
I need to edit this info for every user in my organization myself, instead of being able to choose which settings the users can edit themselves.
I'm sure there are thousands more administrators with these issues that haven't bothered to leave a comment here. I almost didn't myself.
Is anyone in MS hearing our pleas?Thank you.
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Roger Greenlee
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Do this please!
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Cara Hunter
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We have over 400 users and this is very time consuming for me to edit each and every one of them when a title changes. We would love for them to have the opportunity to do it themselves. Of course we don't want them changing email or display name because of our standard naming conventions.