Add PowerShell Script to Export Microsoft 365 Active Users via Microsoft Graph (Cross-Platform) #884
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Hiya @divya-akula, sorry for the delay in processing this, thank you for this awesome sample and sharing with the community. This will be live shortly. 🎉🥳 |
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Thanks a lot @pkbullock , please dont be sorry , it was quick, thank you |
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This PR introduces a PowerShell script named Export-M365ActiveUsers.ps1 that automates the export of Microsoft 365 user details into a CSV file using the Microsoft Graph API.
The script ensures the Microsoft.Graph module is installed, connects securely using browser or device-code authentication, and retrieves user details such as Display Name, UPN, Department, Job Title, and Manager Email.
It is designed to work seamlessly across macOS, Linux, and Windows, with platform-specific considerations for authentication cache permissions on macOS.