I use Ad Campaign activity in the journey builder. When I activated the journey, it automatically created an audience in Advertising Studio.
When I go into the audience in Advertising Studio I see that the "audience count" is equal 0 and match rate is 0%.
I see that contacts entered the ad campaign activity in the journey, so the audience count should be equal the number of people who entered in the activity. What can causes the problem?
Where can I track audience from ad campaign activity if not in the advertising studio?
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[This question is particularly in continuation of this answer. Can anyone throw some more light on this Team's integration with name of license and Active Directory settings ] 'Unauthorized' error when requesting '/joinedTeams' from Microsoft Graph
I assume you are just referring to the Teams product license that you assign to users to give them permission to use Teams. The license is just called "Microsoft Teams" and can be applied at the user or group level in the Microsoft 365 admin center, or in bulk via Powershell.
You can assign the license by either the Licenses page or the Active Users page.
By default, when a licensing plan (for example, Microsoft 365 Enterprise E3 or Microsoft 365 Business Premium) is assigned to a user, a Teams license is automatically assigned, and the user is enabled for Teams. You can disable or enable Teams for a user by removing or assigning a license at any time.
You can also add add-on licenses for specific features.
We're getting a 400 error with the message "Tenant does not have a SPO license" when we try to access the Sharepoint-endpoints in the Microsoft Graph v1.0 API.
We've registered our Azure AD app and assigned Application Permissions (as opposed to Delegated) for the relevant endpoints, as we need to access the endpoints server to server (ie. outside the context of an authenticated user).
The tenant is connected to an Office 365 Business subscription, that we can assign to users, but the tenant in this case is the directory itself and we don't see how we can assign a subscription to that.
It seems there is precious little information available regarding this, and most of it applies to the delegated permissions scenario.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
If you have purchased an O365 Business subscription, you may still need to be assign SPO (SharePoint Online) license for specific AAD user/ O365 user.
Use your admin account to log into O365 admin center and select a user and assign SPO license.
After clicking on "Edit", you can choose a SharePoint license to assign it to the user.
I have Azure AD Premium and O365 Enterprise License assigned for my users. Is it possible for me to allow the users to update their AD profile information, such as Job title, Department ?
Is it possible for me to allow the users to update their AD profile
information, such as Job title, Department ?
Yes, you could make this, you need to Assign roles to users. Because it requires a Global administrator or user administrator to add or update a user's profile information.
For the details, you could read this doc.
Recently, a team's manager quit, he was the owner of several teams in Microsoft Teams app. I disabled his domain account, and in turns there is no owner for those teams. The members in those teams asked me to promote one of them as the new owner. Is it doable? or should I create a new team in Microsoft Teams? Or enable the previous account to promote a person and then disable it again?
Adding a new owner to the team is simple, but requires administrator permissions for Office 365.
In the Office 365 Admin Center browse to Groups.
Select the Team in question and display it's properties.
Under Owners click Edit > Add Owners.
Select a new owner and click Save.
Propagating owner change can last up to an hour.
There is a more detailed explanation covered in the blog post Microsoft Teams: Help! The team owner left the company and we don’t know what to do!.
We are facing this issue in all our environments, when an employee left our company somehow his user profile in CRM is updated like below snip.
Domain name & Windows Live ID fields turn into weird GUID#domain.com and Name fields into #
Can this be controlled in someway in DirSync? Disabling CRM users when AD users got disabled is expected behavior but this isn't.
We do have Pre-Create & Pre-Update plugins on System User entity, but nothing to do with Name fields obviously.
Any clue to solve this problem?
After a support ticket with MS & internal analysis, this was identified as an internal cleanup exercise by AD owners due to company policy. The data removal in AD account sync to Azure AD & in turn mess things in CRM like this.
We are running a scheduled cleanup job in our side now to restore the first & last name (composite field - full name), internal email address in systemuser from associated Mailbox record using SSIS/Kingswaysoft.