Office 365 Reporting Tool for License, Email, and Uptime Admin Reporting
Get more reporting details on your Office 365 environment
Monitor uptime and availability with an Office 365 reporting tool
With SolarWinds® Server & Application Monitor (SAM), you can generate service level agreement (SLA) reports for Office 365 stakeholders. After all, moving email to Office 365 should improve availability.
SAM is built to help you monitor and report on the status and availability of your Office 365 portal, subscription, and security statistics. By continuously monitoring your portal account and subscriptions you can quickly see availability over time.
Use an Office 365 reporting tool to monitor Exchange accounts with ease
SolarWinds provides custom monitoring templates for your Microsoft Office 365 Exchange accounts and admin portal information. SAM’s historical growth charts and Office 365 reports allow you to get in front of potential issues before they affect users.
Use Server & Application Monitor reports to check, track, and report on Office 365 user/shared mailbox growth, users over quota, archived mailboxes, inactive mailboxes, mobile devices, mailbox groups, and more.
Take immediate action on Office 365 reports to adjust licensing
With SolarWinds Server & Application Monitor, monitoring Office 365 reports extends to reflect important details regarding Office 365 licenses. This allows you to give management the information they need to help make informed decisions about how to reduce spending.
SAM reports can help you right-size your licensing by offering metrics on licensing usage over time, underused services, inactive users, and subscriptions assigned by user. Easily identify licensing issues—and act more quickly.
Demonstrate compliance with Office 365 reports
Improve compliance with easy-to-use and practical Office 365 reports. You can schedule reports to automatically run and be sent to interested groups, including auditors.
Configure SAM reports to include key details about security and distribution groups, including last password changes, user mailbox security access, irregularities in administrator privileges, users by retention policy, and identities of top senders (which could help reveal if your accounts have been hacked or used by spammers).
Get More on Office 365 Reporting Tools
Do you find yourself asking…
Office 365 reporting is the process of documenting Office 365 metrics for a specific period of time to gain insights to improve Office 365 management.
For instance, an admin could create an Office 365 license report to reveal how licenses have been used over the past month. The report could include the specifics of who is using individual licenses and how they’re using them.
Comprehensive Office 365 reporting can require running an array of reports to reveal various aspects of how your organization uses the program. Typical Office 365 reports may include:
- Office 365 license reports
- Office 365 email reports
- Office 365 admin reports
- Office 365 availability reports
- Office 365 uptime reports
Relevant reports measure key aspects of Office 365 activity, including license usage, user mailbox security, top senders, inactive exchange users, and portal access. Admins can then use those insights to adjust their license management and make the most of the organization’s Office 365 investment.
Office 365 reporting is the process of documenting Office 365 metrics for a specific period of time to gain insights to improve Office 365 management.
For instance, an admin could create an Office 365 license report to reveal how licenses have been used over the past month. The report could include the specifics of who is using individual licenses and how they’re using them.
Comprehensive Office 365 reporting can require running an array of reports to reveal various aspects of how your organization uses the program. Typical Office 365 reports may include:
- Office 365 license reports
- Office 365 email reports
- Office 365 admin reports
- Office 365 availability reports
- Office 365 uptime reports
Relevant reports measure key aspects of Office 365 activity, including license usage, user mailbox security, top senders, inactive exchange users, and portal access. Admins can then use those insights to adjust their license management and make the most of the organization’s Office 365 investment.
Maximize your investment with an Office 365 reporting tool
Server & Application Monitor
- Audit Office 365 role changes, retention policies, license usage, and more.
- View availability status, mailbox usage, and compliance reports.
- Deploy built-in templates to ensure you’re following best practices.