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Microsoft 365 Groups, Contacts, and Public Folders Audit

Nowadays, every organization uses Microsoft 365 groups and contacts to facilitate employee collaboration, document sharing, and task management. Admins should examine suspicious changes made on groups, contacts, and public folders as they can pose a threat to the organization. Considering the lags in native auditing, AdminDroid provides insightful reports on Office 365 mailboxes, contacts, and public folders to elevate the Exchange management efficiently.

What you see in dashboards – just stats and counts; what we process beneath - millions of records!

Dashboard counts are not just numbers – drill down details behind, right on dashboard.
We connected the dots between reports – Result: unimaginable holistic picture.

Customizing reports is now a piece of cake when you have the below features.

Merge columns from different reports to get your perfect report.
Infinite number of filters available to slice and dice a report.
You can export, email and schedule the customized reports to be emailed automatically.

Are important columns jumbled in different O365 admin center reports?

No more missing pieces with AdminDroid’s mergeable columns.
No column left behind - filter columns that are not even available in report.
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Microsoft 365 Groups, Contacts, and Public Folders Audit

Overview of Group Operations

  • Efficiently monitor all Exchange Online group operations under one roof.

  • With AdminDriod, you can have full visibility into all group activities on a daily basis.

Mail Contact Changes Trends

  • Gain valuable insights into any changes made to mail contacts in your Exchange Online environment.

  • Track the event count by contact name, result status, and performed operation which is necessary.

Audit Public Folder Activities

  • Gain insights into who accessed the public folders, when, and what actions they performed.

  • Understanding the usage of public folders can also help organizations allocate resources more effectively.

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