While the search adminstration tasks all have import and export options, they currently require an administrator to sit in front of the admin center and complete them manually. As far as I can tell there are no PowerShell modules or REST APIs that allow you to update things like bookmarks, acronyms Q&As and locations programatically. Please add these options in order to allow us to automate some parts of the management.

In the new Outlook Search field, please give us back the ability to copy and paste with a right mouse click

i don't have an idea just a statement, please bring back the old search bar in Outlook, the new search bar for retrieving old mail is totally unproductive and useless.

The latest version of Outlook 365 forces the Search Box to appear in the Title Bar. Looks clunky and hard to move the window. It would be good if users had the option to move this to where it used to be (just above emails).

The country list for bookmarks is currently based on the Bing Marketplace values, but this list of countries is limited. Sourcing the country list from Azure Active Directory would provide a much more comprehensive list to choose from.

Vérifier un autre moyen plus rapide d'attribuer les licences aux étudiants et aux enseignants

Outlook Search - my idea is this, Put it back the way it was PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!!

Microsoft Search is unavailable to O365 users in GCC and GCCH clouds. This significantly reduces the usability and desirability of O365 for most organizations moving to the government cloud.

Scoped so you can decide if they should appear on all search results - such as when searching sites in SPO. Or the default behavior, when searching at the organizational level

This should be a choice per user to keep original view or new current view.. word and excel have option to turn it off but Outlook doesn’t, viewing should option should be included as a choice rather then just on or off..

The bookmarks and Q&A lists get large quickly. As we are planning to distribute the management on these resources to their individual owners (HR, IT, etc.) it would be helpful to be able to provide category filters so those admins can easily locate all of their bookmarks and Q&A entries without having to hunt.

Our Acronyms are managed via a separate system (Collibra). It would be helpful to have a way to create a Flow or API/PowerShell that imports updates from that system to Search Acronyms.

NZ is missing as a region setting. If we expect our NZ empoyees to adopt SharePoint Online, being able to make NZ content more relevant would help.

Acronyms not appearing in search. I can easily add Acronyms to Microsoft Search admin, but after waiting three weeks, I still do not get results when I search an acronym in Bing.

currently the documentation is very very weak.
we need a full sample, with sample autocad file to be able to go through the entire setup process.
I'm not sure what I have to pout in AAD
I dont know how to create the autocad file (specialy when we have visio and no autocad)
I dont know what to put in the different prompts asked during the configuration on the web
etc...

Bonjour,

Pouvez-vous ajouter un champ téléphone pour l'option emplacement ? Les buildings ont des numéros de téléphone qui devraient apparaitre.

The current implementation allows the importing of dwg files with tags set for room numbers: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftsearch/floorplans-bestpractices. We have visio diagrams of our building layouts and no Autocad or dwg version or any idea how to tag them using the Autocad software. So hopefully there will be a method in the future of uploading visio floorplans instead.

Microsoft Search returns all SharePoint sites that a user has access too, however, many of these sites are now the backend of thriving Microsoft Teams sites. Having users find and land on the SharePoint home page in these cases is not useful.

Two possible improvements. Either, make the link to the public Teams sites show up as along side the SharePoint results (with some icon to distinguish the two), or put a prominent link to the Teams site on the home page of the SharePoint site.