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Slowly but surely, the Office 365 dev team is adding reporting functionality to their platform, to the delight of admins and managers alike. For admins, it means a lot fewer scripts to write, for managers it means knowing....stuff.
If you have thousands of users, they all consume licenses, it's useful to have a list of assigned licenses...
Most customers very much like to strip licenses from users that haven't logged in since x amount of time.
Especially for companies with geographically dispersed users and inefficient exit procedures, this can save a lot of licensing costs over time by keeping your license pool in sync with your actual number of active information workers.
Toyed a little with Powershell, and ended up with a PowerShell script to generate a license and account overview, like this:
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You can download this script for free here:
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/office365/Office-365-License-User-8336dc24