How do you report on bots, apps, and connectors connected to Teams?

[DazzaR]

Nothing in the TAC (teams admin centre) other than app policy and app set-up. I want to report across our current rollout to see what colleagues have connected. I can see apps in the AAD enterprise apps blade and after a few clicks I can see who enabled them. Trying to avoid having to work out if user is a Team user, therefore worth asking them.
Thanks

[#2 · Accepted solution]

Hi @DazzaR

There isn't anything native in the TAC to report on this. There is a uservoice open for it here

https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/36843406-teams-inventory-of-wh...

I have also added one for connectors

https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/39736552-report-for-connectors...

There is a few workarounds today and interim solutions, such as this one by my illustrious Tech Community colleague @Vasil Michev

https://www.michev.info/Blog/Post/2829/reporting-on-teams-apps-and-tabs

There is a lot of demand for this oversight and control from an administrators perspective. I believe in time it will come

Hope that answers your question!


Best, Chris

[#3]

Well, Tony just released an updated version here: https://office365itpros.com/2020/02/17/paging-teams-from-graph-powershell/

Mine was more of a proof of concept :)

[#4]

Don't be modest @Vasil Michev - you started it :D

[#5]

Thanks as always. I've voted! In the meantime I've asked premier support if they might do it on my behalf. I expect not but no harm in asking.

[#6]

Absolutely. When raising, point at the uservoices as this is something they'll likely get you to do. It'll likely be some time so this'll be an opportunity to test the script by Vasil and Tony

Best, Chris