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Jun 19, 2019

Querying Office 365 Plans using PowerShell

Hi, I've been trying to get a list of all my plans within an Office 365 group. I've tried using various methods of authentication using client ID and secret with the proper group permissions, ...

kombaiah Murugan

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Jun 20, 2019

Haniel Croitoru

To work with groups and plans, you should have acquired your access token with the permission "Group.ReadWrite.All" (or Group.Read.All).

And most importantly, you should be a member of the group to list plans of the group. You will get 403 (Forbidden) error, if you try to get plans and its data without being a member of the plan's associated group even if you have global admin privilege and the token with Group.ReadWrite.All permission.

So please ensure that the user has been added as member of the group and the acquired token has "Group.ReadWrite.All" (or Group.Read.All) permission.