So, I'm not hoping too much on this, but maybe one of the MS Office 365 partners/vendors out there has managed to create something to gather this information? However, I can't seem to find any way of reporting each user's Office installs/activations short of having them show me via their portal login. Will not be able to use most of the other features of the application. The user will only be able to open and view existing Office files, but If theĬomputer isn't connected to the Internet within 30 days, Office willĮnd up in reduced functionality mode. Least once every 30 days so that this check can be made. The computer needs to be connected to the Internet at It will check whether the individual installation or account has beenĭeactivated. Is updated with the name of the computer on which Office wasĮvery day or every time you launch an Office 365 ProPlus application, Installation is activated, the software page in the Office 365 Portal Other computers, Office is automatically activated. When a user installs Office on a computer from the Office 365 Portal,Īnd if the user hasn't already installed and activated Office on five I understand well enough how Office Pro Plus activation/expiration works on Office 365: This also means you can't deactivate a user's installation of Even if you are theĪdministrator for your organization's Office 365 subscription, youĬan't see this information in any of your Office 365 administrative

Only the signed in user can see this information. Then I saw this blog post: Managing Office 365 ProPlus installations: activating, deactivating, and reactivating which confirms my frustrations: To my surprise I couldn't find anything in the admin portal.

I had never noticed a place to run such a report in the past, but figured there might be one.

I'm in need of auditing the number of Office installs each user has installed as well as the computer names where Office Pro Plus has been installed.

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