Announcing the 2026 Microsoft 365 Community Conference Keynotes
The Microsoft 365 Community Conference returns to Orlando this April, bringing together thousands of builders, innovators, creators, communicators, admins, architects, MVPs, and product makers for three unforgettable days of learning and community. This year’s theme, “A Beacon for Builders, Innovators & Icons of Intelligent Work,” celebrates the people shaping the AI‑powered future — and the keynote lineup reflects exactly that. These leaders will set the tone for our biggest, boldest M365 Community Conference. Below is your first look at the official 2026 keynote order and what to expect from each session. Opening Keynote Jeff Teper — President, Microsoft 365 Collaborative Apps & Platforms Building for the future: Microsoft 365, Agents and AI, what's new and what's next Join Jeff Teper, to discover how AI-powered innovation across Copilot, Teams, and SharePoint is reshaping how people communicate, create, and work together. This session highlights what’s new, what’s fundamentally different, and why thoughtful design continues to matter. See the latest advances in AI and agents, gain insight into where collaboration is headed, and learn why Microsoft is the company to continue to bet on when it comes to building what’s next. Expect: New breakthroughs in collaboration powered by AI and agents Fresh innovations across Teams, Copilot, and SharePoint Practical guidance on how design continues to shape effective teamwork Real world demos that show how AI is transforming communication and content Insight into what is new, what is changing, and what is coming next Business Apps & Agents Keynote Ryan Cunningham — Corporate Vice President, Power Platform In this keynote, Ryan Cunningham will share how Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Studio, Power Apps, and Agent 365 come together to help makers build powerful agents and help IT teams deploy and govern them at scale. We’ll share how organizations can design, extend, and govern a new model for the intelligent workplace – connecting data, workflows, and systems into intelligent agents that move work forward. Copilot, apps, and agents: the next platform shift for Microsoft 365 Microsoft 365 Copilot has changed how we interact with software. Now AI agents are changing how work gets done – moving from responding to prompts to taking action, across the tools and data your organization already relies on. Expect: A clear explanation of how to leverage and build with Copilot and agents How agents access data, use tools, and complete multi-step work A deeper look at the latest capabilities across Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Studio, and Power Apps End-to-end demos of agents in action Security, Trust & Responsible AI Keynote Vasu Jakkal — Corporate Vice President, Microsoft Security & Rohan Kumar — Corporate Vice President, Microsoft Security, Purview & Trust In our third keynote, Vasu Jakkal and Rohan Kumar join forces to address one of the most urgent topics of the AI era: trust and security at scale. As organizations accelerate into AI‑powered work, safeguarding identities, data, compliance, and governance is mission‑critical. Securing AI: Building Trust in the Era of AI Join Vasu Jakkal and Rohan Kumar as they unveil Microsoft’s vision for securing the new frontier of AI—showing how frontier firms are protecting their data, identities, and models amid rapid AI adoption. This session highlights how Microsoft is embedding security and governance into every layer of our AI platforms and unifying Purview, Defender, Entra, and Security Copilot to defend against threats like prompt injection, model tampering, and shadow AI. You’ll see how built-in protections across Microsoft 365 enable responsible, compliant AI innovation, and gain practical guidance to strengthen your own security posture as AI transforms the way everyone works. Expect: Microsoft's unified approach to secure AI transformation Forward‑looking insights across Security, Purview & Trust Guidance for building safe, responsible AI environments How to protect innovation without slowing momentum Future of Work Fireside Keynote Dr. Jaime Teevan — Chief Scientist & Technical Fellow, Microsoft Dr. Jaime Teevan, one of the foremost thought leaders on AI, productivity, and how work is evolving. In this intimate fireside‑style session, she’ll share research, real‑world insights, and Microsoft’s learnings from being both the maker and the first customer of the AI‑powered workplace. Expect: Insights from decades of workplace research The human side of AI transformation Practical guidance for leaders, creators, and practitioners Why collaboration is essential to unlock the true potential of AI. Community Closer Keynote Karuana Gatimu - Director, Microsoft Customer Advocacy Group & Heather Cook - Principal PM, MIcrosoft Customer Advocacy Group From Momentum to Movement: Where Community Goes Next As the final moments of Microsoft 365 Community Conference come to a close, Heather Cook and Karuana Gatimu invite the community to pause, reflect, and look forward together. This Community Closer keynote connects the breakthroughs, conversations, and shared experiences of the week into a bigger story—one about people, purpose, and progress. Together, they’ll explore how community transforms technology into impact, how advocates and builders shape what’s next across Microsoft 365, and why this moment matters more than ever. More than a recap, this session is a call to action—challenging attendees to take the energy of the conference back to their teams, regions, and communities, and turn inspiration into sustained momentum. You’ll leave not just with ideas, but with clarity, confidence, and a renewed sense of belonging—because community doesn’t end when the conference does. It’s where the real work begins. More Than Keynotes: Why You’ll Want to Be in Orlando The M365 Community Conference brings together: 200+ sessions and breakouts 21 hands‑on workshops 200+ Microsoft engineers and product leaders onsite The Microsoft Innovation Hub Ask the Experts, Meet & Greets, and Community Studio Women in Tech & Allies Luncheon SharePoint’s 25th Anniversary Celebration And an epic attendee party at Universal’s Islands of Adventure Whether you create, deploy, secure, govern, design, or lead with Microsoft 365 — this is your community, and this is your moment. Join Us for the Microsoft 365 Community Conference April 21–23, 2026 Loews Sapphire Falls & Loews Royal Pacific 👉 Register now: https://aka.ms/M365Con26 Use the SAVE150 code for $150USD off current pricing Come be part of the global community building the future of intelligent work.
Apply sensitivity labels with custom permissions in Office for the web
We’re excited to announce that support for applying sensitivity labels with user-defined permissions is now rolling out in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for the web. In the past, users were limited to opening and editing files with existing custom permissions in the web apps; applying new sensitivity labels configured for user-defined permissions or modifying permissions always required switching to the desktop versions. Now, all these actions – applying labels and managing permissions for specific users or domains – can be completed entirely within Word, Excel, or PowerPoint on the web. How the Permissions dialog works in Office for the web When a user applies a sensitivity label that is configured for user-defined permissions in Word, Excel, or PowerPoint on the web, the Permissions dialog opens to let them choose who can access the file and what each person or domain is allowed to do. This is the same modernized experience that previously shipped in the Windows apps, now available in the browser. Apply a label configured for user-defined permissions. From the Sensitivity menu in the toolbar, the file name flyout, or other entry points your organization uses, the user selects a label that their tenant admin has configured in the Purview portal with the option to let users assign permissions. Specify users and domains. In the Permissions dialog, the user adds individual people (for example, someone@example.com) or whole domains (for example, example.com) who should have access to the file. Choose permission levels. For each person or domain, the user chooses from clear permission levels such as Viewer, Editor, or Owner, which correspond to underlying Rights Management usage rights. Use advanced options when needed. The user can expand additional settings to configure options such as a contact email for access requests. Note that web apps do not currently support setting a custom expiration date for permissions. Apply and update permissions. After saving, the selected sensitivity label is applied to the file with the specified permissions. Users with appropriate rights can reopen the Permissions dialog later from the web apps to add or remove people or domains, or adjust permission levels, without switching to the desktop client. The Permissions dialog in Office for the web is designed to be consistent with the experience in the Windows apps, so users see the same permission levels and terminology wherever they work. All enforcement continues to respect your organization’s existing sensitivity label policies, encryption configurations, and Rights Management Service (RMS) settings. What this means for admins This feature enables organizations using sensitivity labels configured in the Microsoft Purview portal with encryption and user-defined permissions to apply these labels and manage permissions directly in the web versions of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Users can now stay within the browser to classify and protect content, eliminating the need to switch to desktop apps for applying or updating labels and permissions. As support for applying these labels becomes available in Office for the web, consider reviewing your existing sensitivity labels that are configured for user-defined permissions. You may want to update internal guidance and training materials to reflect that users can now complete these workflows entirely in the browser and ensure that security operations and compliance teams are prepared to monitor usage through existing Purview auditing and reporting capabilities. Admin considerations and scenarios Many organizations use user-defined permissions for scenarios where central policies cannot realistically predefine every individual who should have access to a file. For example, you might publish labels that require users to specify recipients for documents that contain deal-specific financials, M&A data, or sensitive HR information. In these cases, granting permissions at the time of labeling helps reduce oversharing and keeps access tightly scoped to the people who genuinely need it. Licensing and configuration requirements To use sensitivity labels with user-defined permissions in Office for the web, your organization must have licensing that supports configuring Purview sensitivity labels, have sensitivity labeling enabled for files stored in SharePoint and OneDrive, and have configured at least one sensitivity label for user-defined permissions. The licensing requirements for applying sensitivity labels with user-defined permissions in the Office web apps is that same as for using sensitivity labels that apply encryption in the Office desktop apps. For more information on licensing requirements, see Microsoft 365 licensing guidance for security & compliance. See Enable sensitivity labels for files in SharePoint and OneDrive for more information about enabling application of sensitivity labels to files stored in the cloud.Microsoft 365 Certification
Why Microsoft 365 Certified Apps and Agents Matter for IT Admins As an IT Admin, you're constantly balancing innovation, security, and user productivity. With the growing ecosystem of apps/agents integrating into Microsoft 365, how do you ensure the ones your organization adopts are secure, compliant, and reliable? That’s where Microsoft 365 Certification comes in. What Is Microsoft 365 Certification? Microsoft 365 Certification is a rigorous program that evaluates third-party apps across key dimensions like security, compliance, data handling, and privacy. Certified apps/agents meet Microsoft’s highest standards and are verified through independent assessments and documentation reviews. Top Benefits for IT Admins 🔐 Enhanced Security & Compliance Certified apps/agents undergo thorough security testing, including vulnerability assessments and penetration testing. Many of the controls these apps / agents adhere to are based on established frameworks such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, and GDPR. This ensures that certified apps align with recognized industry standards, providing confidence when deploying them in enterprise settings. 🛠️ Streamlined Governance With certification, IT Admins can confidently shortlist apps or agents in their tenant, knowing they meet Microsoft’s governance criteria. This reduces the overhead of manual vetting and accelerates app adoption. 📍 Discoverability in Microsoft 365 Ecosystem Certified agents are tagged with a “Microsoft 365 Certified” badge in AppSource, Teams Store and the Microsoft 365 admin center, making them easier to find and trust. 📊 Transparency & Documentation The Microsoft Admin Center and Teams Admin Center include a Security & Compliance section under Integrated Apps where admins can view certification details for apps. This feature is designed to improve transparency and speed up app evaluation. Here’s what is available: Certification Class Publisher Verified – Confirms developer authenticity. Publisher Attested – Indicates the app’s security and compliance posture based on self-assessment. Microsoft 365 Certified – Shows that the app has passed Microsoft’s rigorous audit against security and compliance controls. These details help IT teams understand the app’s risk posture before deployment. Evidence Sharing Developers can opt to share certification evidence (e.g., policy docs, system configs, penetration test reports) directly in MAC. This evidence is uploaded during the certification process in Partner Center and, if consented, becomes visible to admins in Microsoft Admin Center and Teams Admin Center. How to Find Certified Apps Visit the Business Apps – Microsoft AppSource to explore certified apps by category, publisher, or certification level. You can also filter apps directly in AppSource or within the Microsoft 365 admin center. Join the Conversation Have you deployed a Microsoft 365 Certified agent in your organization? Share your experience in the comments below or start a thread in the Microsoft Tech Community to help others make informed decisions.Empower your organization to achieve more with the Accessibility Baseline
Do you ever wonder as an IT admin, "How can I empower and enable my users with disabilities and our workforce to be better A11y's?" Your solution has arrived. We welcome you to try the Accessibility Baseline to enable Accessibility group policies across your whole tenant or specific groups the choice is yours.Clipchamp: Elevating work communication with seamless video creation in Copilot
Late 2024 was an exciting time at Microsoft with the launch of Copilot agents and the introduction of the Visual Creator agent during the Wave 2 announcements. Visual Creator helps users bring their creative ideas to life by using natural language prompts to create images, designs, and now, with collaboration from the Microsoft Clipchamp team, video content. It’s not lost on us that in today's technological landscape, people are naturally absorbing and retaining visual information far more effectively than from text alone, although business communication continues to rely on the written word. Language will continue to allow us to unpack ideas with depth and navigate complex subjects - and in an era of prioritized productivity and shorter attention spans, we’re now exploring how we can transform intricate ideas, strategies, or messages into compelling moving visuals and videos. Empowering users with video creation We’ve invested in and developed video creation within Visual Creator to remove common barriers for those in the workplace, like “How do I make a video?” “I don’t have enough time” and “Will it look good?” Our goal is to put the power of video in the hands of our users, making it easy to create content that drives deeper engagement, faster comprehension, and more meaningful connections. At Clipchamp, we're thrilled to be making this new capability available and are committed to guiding and educating users as our technology evolves over the coming months. Video creation, powered by Clipchamp in Visual Creator is currently only available to Commercial users (Entra ID) with a Copilot license. This feature allows users to quickly generate a first video draft with the help of AI, before moving into the Clipchamp editor to utilize a full suite of editing tools. This integration streamlines the creative process and empowers users to produce quality videos more efficiently and creatively. Users can start by either selecting an inspirational prompt or simply asking Visual Creator to "Create a video" about a topic of their choice. Clipchamp's video creation skill will then generate a video script, source high-quality stock footage from internal libraries, add transitions, voice overs, and titles. The result is a draft video project created with Clipchamp, and a preview displayed in Copilot for users to review. If users want to continue editing the draft, the project will then open seamlessly in Clipchamp, launching into the editing timeline to make it easy for users to adjust, tweak and personalize their video, for their specific needs and audience, before exporting. At Clipchamp, our aim is to make video creation accessible and straightforward, especially for those who are new to video. By reducing the initial learning curve, we hope to empower our users to draft compelling videos with ease. For more seasoned video creators, our goal is to streamline the process of generating scripts and selecting stock content, saving precious time. How it works Video creation in the workplace is rapidly growing, with more users engaging in video creation or editing as part of their work. However, many still do so infrequently due to factors like lack of time, budget constraints, or limited know-how. Our video creator capability aims to address these challenges with a simplified creation process to get started. Phase 1: The prompt The process begins when a user decides to create a video and selects or types a prompt to get started. The request is analyzed, and a draft is crafted to ensure the video aligns with the user’s goals—whether it's a how-to guide, an informational piece, or a narrative-driven story. Phase 2: Script generation The script serves as the backbone of the video, outlining the key points and narrative flow. The AI ensures that the script is coherent, engaging, and tailored to the specific prompt requirements. Phase 3: Stock footage selection With the script complete, a combination of AI and semantic search finds the most relevant stock footage in the Clipchamp library. The use of stock media also helps mitigate the risks associated with generative media within organizations. It’s important to note that at this stage, we don’t generate images, music, or video clips during the composition. Phase 4: Composition With the script and high-quality stock footage sourced, the draft video will be assembled complete with music, voiceover, text overlays, and transitions. Currently, this first draft can’t be iterated on within the chat experience, and a video can’t yet be based on grounding data or the ability to use a user’s existing content. Phase 5: Preview Once the drafted video is ready, users can preview the finished video, all within the chat experience. From here, users can either generate another drafted video or select the ‘open in Clipchamp’ button. All videos are automatically saved to the user’s OneDrive (in a Videos/Clipchamp folder), allowing Clipchamp to load the video directly into the editor for further enhancements. Phase 6: Personalize, Export and Share Videos opened within Clipchamp can then be edited further by the users. Customizing content, music, voiceovers, and text to suit their audience or needs. Once exported, videos follow the same seamless sharing, viewing, analytics, searching, and commenting experience as documents, presentations, and spreadsheets within Microsoft 365 apps. Who’s using video creation today? Whilst this function is still being developed, Clipchamp has been collaborating with global organizations, as well as internal teams at Microsoft, to test, iterate, and learn. We've been observing how organizations and individuals are leveraging video for work today and how video creation can amplify dynamic and engaging content. We’ve focused on identifying, supporting, and amplifying key use cases for 'How-to' and 'Informational' videos, including: Product teams using video to communicate product iterations, UX walkthroughs, and roadmap updates in a more engaging way. HR, Learning & Development, and sales enablement teams creating videos to scale employee onboarding, training, and education on internal processes and product knowledge. Project teams leveraging video to share internal updates, team achievements, and valuable insights with others effectively. Current limitations. The feature is only available after you activate the Visual Creator agent from within the Microsoft 365 Copilot sidebar. While we can help users kickstart their video creation experience with our extensive library of over 15 million videos, images, and audio assets, we do not yet support grounding data or generating videos with a user's existing content. Additionally, users won't be able to request further refinements or edits to the drafted video within the chat. A revised version of the drafted video can be generated, but it will provide a new draft rather than an iteration of the original. We do not yet generate new images, music, or video clips during the composition process, but this is another exciting capability we are exploring for the future. At this stage, creating a video with Copilot focuses on leveraging pre-existing assets to help users craft videos. Video creation is a capability that is switched on by default. So, if an enterprise has Clipchamp turned off, then users will see the preview of the drafted video but won’t be able to open the project to work on it or edit further. We are actively exploring these features for potential inclusion in future releases as we continue to gather more insights. Providing feedback: In addition to existing support and feedback mechanisms, users can provide quick feedback by clicking the thumbs-up or thumbs-down icon below their video. Clicking these icons will open the feedback dialog and allow users to enter comments and (optionally) include a screenshot or prompt information. We are committed to making video creation and consumption more accessible and straightforward in the workplace, and we are excited about the progress we are making in this area for our users.Clipchamp’s brand kit: simplifying consistent video creation for organizations
Empowering our users to tell stories worth sharing lies at the heart of what we do at Clipchamp, and in a world increasingly focused on enterprise narratives, it’s become clear that these stories are often needed to help communicate the ethos of a brand. That’s why we’re excited to share more about our refreshed brand kit feature, designed to improve organizational branding capabilities within our video editor. With this update you now can organize a comprehensive collection of video elements—like logos, colors, and fonts—into a brand kit, for your teams and organizations to apply to any video. Whether it's an internal team meeting recording or a ‘how-to' video showcasing new product features, users and organizations can easily ensure that their brand identity is represented correctly, every time. Our brand kit empowers admins and brand managers to collate approved assets and share brand kits across global teams, ensuring that visual standards are consistent across the board, and across the world. GIF of Microsoft Clipchamp Brand kit and the branded elements it supports This ability to ensure that assets are uniform means that consistent content is now achievable at scale, helping to bolster the clarity of messaging for large enterprises, while leveraging a familiar and easy-to-use interface that doesn’t require extensive video editing experience. The flexibility and ease of uploading branding elements to your brand kit means that you can ensure not only the clarity of the message, but also its aesthetic and creative presentation with images, music, graphics and more. By the end of March 2025, brand managers and admins will be able to leverage template generation as well, allowing their teams to create foundational branded projects that can be easily replicated, modified, and reused. Brand consistency across your organization Organizations in today’s digital-first world understand the critical importance of consistent messaging and visuals in maintaining a cohesive brand narrative, for both internal and external communications. With Clipchamp's brand kit feature, ensuring uniformity of content is now easier than ever. "Knowing that all our content is aligned with our brand guidelines - whether it's the logo, fonts, colors, or even the music - gives us total confidence in the product. It saves time and helps every team member, no matter their design skills, to produce professional, on-brand videos." Paul Burke, Head of Global Brand at Amadeus. Once set up, your brand kit integrates directly into Clipchamp, appearing by default for all users in your organization. This eliminates the need for manual uploads or version control headaches. To get started, here are the steps below. If you want a deeper dive into creating and sharing brand kits across your organization, check out more details here 1. Select an existing SharePoint site or create a new site to host the brand kits This can be any type of site, such as a communication site, a team site that's connected to a Microsoft 365 Group, or a modern team site that isn't connected to a Microsoft 365 Group. Then, add the people you want to be able to upload files as members or owners of the site or Microsoft 365 Group. 2. Use PowerShell to designate the document library as org asset type BrandKitLibrary Ensure you have SharePoint PowerShell client versions >= 24830.12754 or download the most recent. Run the cmdlets in a PowerShell terminal. Connect-SPOService -Url https://yourorg-admin.sharepoint.com/ -Credential admin@yourorg.onmicrosoft.com (The parameter -Url points to the admin site.) Configure the new Document Library as Org Asset Type: BrandKitLibrary Add-SPOOrgAssetsLibrary -OrgAssetType BrandKitLibrary -LibraryUrl https://yourorg.sharepoint.com/sites/BrandGuide/brandkit In the above example "BrandGuide" is the SharePoint site and "brandkit" is the document library name. 3. Create a brand kit and add media within Clipchamp Select the 'Brand kit' section in the left side panel and select 'Create brand kit'. Choose the folder you designated as a BrandKitLibrary in the previous step. You may wish to share the brand kit to collaborate with colleagues on populating assets. To share the brand kit while preparing it, select "Share brand kit". Provide recipients with the link and ensure they have edit access. Sharing consistent assets across different locations ensures that every video being shared looks on-brand and reinforces brand recognition, no matter where it’s seen. Plus, we’ve made sharing brand kits simple by using familiar OneDrive patterns. That way, users don’t have to interact with unfamiliar technologies—just seamless access to everything you need, so you can stay focused on creating professional, polished content. Add a wide range of your media assets A screenshot of a video editing project in Clipchamp, with the brand kit panel open The brand kit feature in Clipchamp allows for a broad range of assets to be uploaded, ensuring that users can express their brand narrative through a variety of media. Clipchamp supports an array of branding elements, including logos, colors, fonts, images videos, graphics, music, and sound effects. A screenshot of a video editing project in Clipchamp, with the brand kit panel open. The cursor hovers over the 'Add colors' section, while logos, fonts, and images are also displayed There is a strong case for adding branded elements to enterprise content: it helps to easily generate a strong brand identity, while building trust with your audience, and maintaining a professional lens on content production. Clipchamp also allows users to upload multiple branding options, so you can add your primary and secondary color palettes, or light and dark design schemes. Feedback We are so excited to bring users some new additions to brand kit and would love to hear feedback around the organizational sharing experiences. Please head to this link to share with us your insights or feedback, so we can continue to create the best possible experiences for our users.Tracking Cloud Policy service and Cloud Update changes in Microsoft Purview Audit
The Cloud Policy service and cloud update are features in the Microsoft 365 Apps admin center designed to keep your devices managed and up to date. As keeping the Microsoft 365 Apps current and configured according to organizational standards, there might be times you need to track down when a certain change was implemented or by whom. Based on customer feedback, we are happy to announce that you can now track and audit changes in the Cloud Policy service and Cloud Update using Microsoft Purview auditing solutions if enabled. For Cloud Policy service, this includes changes to the policy configuration, such as name, description, priority, and individual policy settings. For Cloud Update, it covers changes to the profile's configuration, tenant-wide settings (e.g., device exclusions), and actions triggered for devices. Additionally, among other things, the date, time, and user account making the change are recorded. This blog post shows you how to use Purview Audit to review changes in mentioned services. We will cover two methods: using the Purview user interface as well as using PowerShell. Both require Purview auditing enabled, access to the Purview portal, and specific permissions to search and view the audit log. Microsoft Purview portal One option is to use the Microsoft Purview portal to search for recorded activities. After signing in, navigate to Audit Search. Create a search for activities using either friendly names, operation names, or any combination of these. Refer to our documentation for a comprehensive list of Cloud Policy service activities and Cloud Update activities along with their respective names. After completing the search, you can review the list of results and examine each item. The data points include date, time, user account associated with the change, and audit data that contains the specific change. The above example shows the AuditData for an UpdatedPolicyOperation. It includes details like the policy configuration’s name, description, and targeted groups. Additionally, it lists three new policies with their PolicyID, names, and set values. Full schema descriptions are available for Cloud Policy service and Cloud Update, listing all values used by it, including a description and any custom enumerations. Microsoft PowerShell Microsoft PowerShell can also be utilized to connect to the Purview service and execute audit searches. After configuration, the Search-UnifiedAuditLog command can be employed to conduct searches and display results on the console or pipe them into files. The example above displays the results of an Audit log search for a Cloud Update event. In this case, the audit captured changes to tenant-wide settings concerning configured Exclusion windows and device exclusions. It details the names, settings, specific start, and end dates, as well as the user account who made the change and the time it was made. Similar to the Microsoft Purview portal, the results use specific schemas for Cloud Policy service and Cloud Update. Additional Resources For more information about Purview Audit see Learn about auditing solutions in Microsoft Purview For more information about using Search in the Purview Audit portal see Search the Purview Audit log. For additional information about the Cloud Policy service, refer to Overview of the Cloud Policy service for Microsoft 365 For additional information about the Cloud Update service, refer to Overview of cloud update for Microsoft 365 Apps A full list of tracked activities is available for both Cloud Policy service and Cloud Update. For more information on the schemas used, refer to Office 365 Management Activity API schema. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Continue the conversation by joining us in the Microsoft 365 Tech Community! Whether you have product questions or just want to stay informed with the latest updates on new releases, tools, and blogs, Microsoft 365 Tech Community is your go-to resource to stay connected!Configure forms and rules in Microsoft Lists
Going beyond the out-of-box experience doesn’t always require coding or separate tools. With Microsoft Lists, you can further customize forms and notifications with a few clicks, or a copy/paste of JSON code. Both capabilities are now rolling out into Microsoft 365.
