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Teams Usage Reports in Office 365 Admin Center
nicholasong1990 AFAIK, this data is not exposed in public interfaces (Graph, PowerShell, or audit logs). I wrote an article about how to identify obsolete guests a while ago https://www.petri.com/guest-account-obsolete-activity.
I looked at the Teams user activity Graph API https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/reportroot-getteamsuseractivityuserdetail?view=graph-rest-1.0. It supports call usage, but only for tenant users. As far as I can see, the Office 365 usage data in the Graph are for tenant users only.
TonyRedmondThank you for your reply.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/teams-analytics-and-reports/teams-usage-report
The link above shows a column that is labeled guests. Is this defined to be the number of active guest users for each team(which is a class)? If so, can i just set the date range to be for 1 day and export to excel and manipulate it there?
Some background, we are a learning centre that conducts hundreds of classes where our teachers are Microsoft corporate account users and they send team meeting invites to the students.
We are trying to keep track of the daily participation of students in each class. Hence i assume that 1 count of "guest" should signify activity by 1 student for each meeting.
What do you think of my work around and understanding here?
looking at that report (Teams usage), it seems like "Guests" is the number of active guests in a team during the reporting period. In some cases, the guest might have simply accessed the team and not done anything. But it could be enough for your purposes, once you understand that active doesn't mean sending a message, attending a meeting, or so on.