Measures the number of unique users who perform an action in Teams during the specified date range. For example, if a user in your organization isn't active in Teams during the date range that you specified for a report, data for that user isn't included in that report. The Teams reports show data for active users and active channels. What apps are listening to org-wide change notification events Total number of change notification events triggered by a user Whether users have valid licenses to push their messages via change notifications
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Windows users Mac users iOS users Android phone users Messages a user posted in a team chat Messages a user posted in a private chat 1:1 calls a user participated in Number of meeting user organized number of meeting user participated it Meetings Audio, Video and Screen sharing time Last activity date of a user ReportĪctive users Active users in teams and channels Active channels Messages Privacy setting of teams Guests in a team Over time, we'll be building additional capabilities into the reports and adding new reports in the Microsoft Teams admin center. We're continually improving the Teams reporting experience and adding features and functionality.
Here's a list of the Teams reports available in the Microsoft Teams admin center and an overview of some of the information that's available in each report. For more information about the activity reports in the Microsoft 365 admin center, see Teams activity reports in the Microsoft 365 admin center Teams reporting reference The reports in the Microsoft Teams admin center are separate from the activity reports for Teams that are part of the Microsoft 365 reports in the Microsoft 365 admin center. Go to the Microsoft Teams admin center, in the left navigation, select Analytics & reports, and then under View Reports, choose the report you want to run. To learn more about Teams admin roles and which reports each admin role can access, see Use Teams administrator roles to manage Teams. To access the reports, you must be a global admin in Microsoft 365 or Office 365, global reader in Microsoft 365 or Office 365, Teams service admin, or Skype for Business admin. Your organization can use the information from the reports to better understand usage patterns, help make business decisions, and inform training and communication efforts. For example, you can see how many users communicate through channel and chat messages and the kinds of devices they use to connect to Teams. You can run different reports to get insights into how users in your organization are using Teams. A new analytics and reporting experience for Microsoft Teams is available in the Microsoft Teams admin center.