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Subscription Expiration Notification
Does anyone have any suggestions about how to get notified if an Azure subscription has expired or otherwise become inactive?
There is a script available here:
https://o365reports.com/2020/03/04/export-office-365-license-expiry-date-report-powershell/
You could use also Azure Automation to run the script on schedule and send some notification to Teams or by Mail.
Cheers,
Al
https://o365reports.com/2020/03/04/export-office-365-license-expiry-date-report-powershell/
You could use also Azure Automation to run the script on schedule and send some notification to Teams or by Mail.
Cheers,
Al
Thanks, I was not clear, I'm looking for something to help with Azure Subscriptions, not O365 subscriptions.
- If you use Azure Free Services, they expire after 12 month. Others don't.
Microsoft will send you an email notifying you when it's time to upgrade.
Note:
Once your free services and quantities expire, you're charged pay-as-you-go rates for any services you're using. You can use the Azure portal to delete the resources for the services that you don't use. If you don’t intend to use any Azure service, you can cancel your subscription.- Thank, let me elaborate on the concern.
Large organizations can have many subscriptions and each one can be paid for by different departments. We have seen cases when a subscription that is being monitored by Azure Sentinel has expired because nobody acted on the renewal notices. This results in blind spots because the SOC team is no longer getting event logs. I'm looking for some good options for notifying the SOC team if this occurs.
