Previously one could add members to mail-enabled security groups via Graph API. But turns out that was a bug, and it was fixed some weeks ago removing this functionality. Would it be possible to allow add-remove of members in mail-enabled security groups via Graph API? ... View more

At the moment, only user permissions are available, making building enterprise scale applications integrating Teams with Planner very difficult, with less than ideal workarounds (such as adding a service user to every Team). ... View more

Currently, "Require re-register MFA" can only be set in the Azure Portal, or via PowerShell using:   Set-MsolUser -UserPrincipalName username -StrongAuthenticationMethods @()   Please add support for this in the Microsoft Graph API. ... View more

There's currently no way to get a list of shared mailbox members and their permissions for the mailbox. This can only be done via PowerShell. The ability to get this information via Graph would be useful. Since there is no way currently to distinguish a normal user from a shared mailbox via graph, perhaps (hopefully!) this change would involve a new top-level sharedMailbox object, a property of which is the member list. Our app maintains a shared mailbox subfolder for each mailbox member. Currently, the only way to determine the members and detect membership changes—so we can create and delete member folders—is for our customer to manually run a PowerShell script. This is not great for any customer and especially those with often-changing membership lists.  It would be far better if our app could use its access via Graph to check the mailbox member list periodically. (Ideally, there would also be a webhook for member list change notifications.) Since our app requires each user to have Full Access to the mailbox, we would also need to know each member's mailbox permissions.   ... View more

There is currently no way to get a list of shared mailboxes or determine whether a User account is actually a shared mailbox. Ideally there would be a new top-level object -- eg., GET /sharedMailboxes (A members property of this new object would address another shortcoming of Graph -- the inability to get the members of a shared mailbox.) A shorter-term solution would be to have a flag on the user object indicating that it is a shared mailbox.  Context: Our app operates only on shared mailboxes (distributing mail to members and reporting on activity). Our onboarding process currently requires the use of a PowersShell script because that's the only way for us to determine whether a mailbox is a shared mailbox or a user mailbox. We want to simplify this process and make it completely web-based, making it easier for customers. ... View more

In order to determine the user who sent a shared mailbox message, we suggest adding a property of sent messages indicating the user who sent it as a delegate; e.g., message.delegateSender or message.actualSender. Our app reports on shared mailbox activity, including who is sending replies and new messages. Currently, since Graph does not give us access to shared mailbox message sender information, we are forced to do it via the addition of internet message headers with an Outlook add-in and (since the Sent Items message objects don't include the header we added) an Exchange rule that Bcc's outgoing mailbox messages back to the mailbox.     ... View more

Are there any plans for the #ExchangeOnline API which is behind EXO V2 #PowerShell module to show up in the #MicrosoftGraph in the near future?  Working only with PowerShell is a major limitation for ISVs. Microsoft is constantly mentioning the REST API, but there´s currently no way to use it directly or via Graph API. See more about the EXO v2 module here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/exchange/exchange-online-powershell-v2?view=exchange-ps#updates-for-version-206 https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/exchange-team-blog/exchange-online-powershell-v2-module-preview-now-more-secure/ba-p/2922946 Thx, Toni ... View more

There is no capability to take a received message object from one mailbox and recreate it in another. Only messages to be sent can be created. This lack of functionality prevents our app, which operates on shared mailboxes, from implementing business rules that would move messages between mailboxes depending on content, time of day, etc. Another use case is allowing a member of one mailbox to move a message to a mailbox they don't belong to (via an add-in that uses our service on the backend to make the Graph calls that move the message). Outlook provides similar functionality already: if a user is connected to multiple mailboxes, they can drag a message from one to the other to copy it to the destination. Graph has no similar capability. ... View more

Currently the only supported model is the teams powershell module, that doesn't support azure ad apps however. We'd love to automate creation and updates to call queues and the like, but we don't like to use an administrative account without mfa. Graph would be perfect for that. ... View more

Currently the Presence API does not provide or interact with the teams status message at all, only out of office.  It would be great if we could retrieve this as part of the Presence API, especially if we also had full CRUD access to the status message to read/update/clear it out   Thanks! ... View more

Create support for the long-running operation pattern for the “calculate” (Excel) API in Microsoft Graph.  ... View more

The mailbox flag that controls whether messages sent by a delegate get copied to the Sent Items of the original mailbox is not settable via Graph. We need to execute a PowerShell script to do this. Set-Mailbox -Identity $mailbox -MessageCopyForSentAsEnabled $true  Our app's onboarding process, which requires setting this flag for a shared mailbox, would be greatly simplified if this could be done via the web, instead of having to provide a script and walk the customer through its manual execution. ... View more

Each time a new event is created or updated in Microsoft Graph API, a notification email is sent to the attendees.   We use Microsoft Graph to sync calendar event between our software and Outlook calendar. We'd like to be able to create or update an event with Microsoft Graph without having an email sent to attendees, for example when we sync past events, or when the attendees are notified by other means.   There should be an option to create or update an event without sending email. ... View more

We want to generate Microsoft 365 Groups using an Azure Function. We want to assign a Sensitivity Label to the new group. However, Microsoft Graph does not support updating the "assignedLabels" property with application-only permissions.   Please add support for this scenario, or another way of automating the assignment of sensitivity labels to groups. ... View more

With the new NCE changes to M365 licensing, the commitment term for a license becomes extra important because it affects their price. When querying information about licenses or subscribedSkus, there is no information telling us what the term duration (P1M/P1Y/..) and billing plan (monthly/yearly/..) is.    We need to retrieve this information through the Graph API. Can it be added to the response for either of these two endpoints?   Similarly, when assigning a license to a user using assignLicense, there is no way to set the commitment term (monthly/yearly/etc). ... View more

HI Team,        We are trying to create a calender event in teams channel , Please provide the POST API and body to create calender event in teams channel.     ... View more

A feature to manage SharedMailbox access via delegated access with microsoft graph.   I've been digging for days now to see if there's any good way to to this without using the gui or the powershell module. There's some "hacks" to use the powershell module within C# to trigger the commands, but this is not optimal. ... View more

Currently, the update of sharepoint listitem with hyperlink field is not supported. ... View more

It seems that the Graph API can't attach files to list items.   Plese add this feature. ... View more