Departmental shared contacts can not be accessed via Office 365 or by clicking the to: field in an email in Outlook client. We use our shared contacts for many things and this is a major inconvenience.

We need to be able to quickly modify OneDrive for Business storage limits without messing around in Powershell.

There is a need to administer email addresses that have been grouped together for a particular reason. This could be by department or location. In my case I need to group email addresses by age group of school students. The View facility is already available, but has very limited functionality. We just need the ability to Create a View, and then allocate email addresses against that view.

Hello, there should be a feature in Office365 that would allow us admin to restore / Undo changes on the "in-place Archive" mailbox.

Like if a certain user messes up with the online archive thing, us, the admin can just restore back the archive mailbox back to an early time (like system restore for windows OS) instead of wasting time trying to recover items manually.

When a change is made i.ex. in the number of licenses, an emails is send to ALL administrators - actually TWO emails is send; one for Office 365 and one to the Recovery email.

I would like to avoid that!

The second part of the problem (sending to recovery email) is in my mind an Error. The recovery email should be used only to recover password - nothing else!

When users flag messages as Junkmail or a False positive, allow for Admins to audit messages flagged as such for their tenants.

Processing emails for 3rd party apps is very slow with Exchange Online.
Please provide ability to disable Shadow Redundancy

It would be extremely helpful to view web pages as other permission groups see them to confirm function of links and features.

Increase the timer service for Audiences.

Having it once a week is frustrating and limiting especially when setting up new sites and adding new users.
Get it wrong and you have to wait another week to see any changes, and to see if it's working as you expected.
At least once a day would be good.

It would be great if we able to retrieve sourceAnchor attribute name (attribute which links on premise object with cloud object) using some office365 cmdlet.

Currently, administrator can limit download of software by following the steps below.

1. Open O365 admin center.


2. Click [SERVICE SETTINGS] - [User Software].


3. Uncheck in [Manage user software through Office 365].

But, there is no option for "OneDrive for Business Client App".
We should add option for "OneDrive for Business Client App".

We have several contractors who work for us. We need them to have a company send/receive email address for corresponding with clients. We need a way to issue them an email address without purchasing Office 365 licenses for them? I don't need them to use Office and SharePoint and all the other apps in Office 365, they just need a send/receive email address.

The first thing people would like to do after setting up Office 365 is set up their mailboxes to test. I understand there are videos but it would be nice to get the shortcuts right on the first screen: i.e. Setup Outlook, Setup ActiveSync, Using OWA, etc.

It adds an extra level of effort when an employee leaves the company and we have to manually archive & download their entire inbox. There should be a way to allow for an inbox to be downloaded prior to terminating the employee's inbox.

I would like to setup a SharePoint site where I have assigned a group of external users to receive alerts from a library. Reason being if a user leaves the project for some reason I can pull them from the group which will the automatically pull them from the Alerts of the site.