Maybe I haven't been looking in the right spot but trying to figure out when users are set to inactive through the API hasn't yielded much results. If I filter by the id of a user I can see whether or not they are inactive but without knowing the user beforehand that would be difficult. I think being able to get a list of all users that were set to inactive on a certain date would be useful.

Hi,

There is the ability available to create an event using REST api - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/automate-event-driven-retention?view=o365-worldwide
However this only seems to work with basic authentication which some Orgs dont allow.
Can you extend Graph api to provide permissions for this also?

Support the startswith filter function for the displayName property at the .../mailFolders/inbox/messageRules endpoint.

I am trying to get subsites details through API "/sites/{parentSiteId}/sites" . i am getting subsite details of any public site , I am having admin access token and also used app access token but for private site i am getting 403 Error.

Create service endpoint to allow .zip file uploads, and queue the .zip file to be extracted at a later time into the target OneDrive. This will allow a large collection of smaller files to be uploaded at one time. It will make it easier to stay under the 10K threshold for API calls, and should reduce the overall network traffic against the MS Graph API.

Please add the owners and members to the response of https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/directory/deletedItems/microsoft.graph.group
We would like to inform the owners and members when a group is deleted so they can take action if necessary.

I believe the inequality between User.ReadBasic.All and User.Read.All is too large.

For example I would like to simply read a users City, Country or department, however, these properties are tied to the User.Read.All permission which contains many more properties which IT departments are hesitant to give as a permission.

I would therefore like to suggest that the following properties (or an sub-set of them) be added to the basic properties.

city
companyName
country
department
imAddress
postalCode
state
streetAddress
photo

It does not make sense to have to look at a person Mailboxsettings to know if they are showing an out of office message and for how long.

The details of whether a person is in or out of the office should be added to a user's Calendar properties (for example getSchedule) as it appears logical to me to get this information when querying a person's schedule/status/calendar.

I have also often seen that people have an out of office notification but have nothing in their calendar.

It would be helpful to get the count of replies to a message in the chatMessage resource type, the response to the /teams/{group-id-for-teams}/channels/{channel-id}/messages endpoint, I need to filter the messages and order them based on the quantity of replies to them however the current version of the API don't provide the necessary information having to recursively get the replies for each message just so I can count them which is suboptimal

The ContentType property of the UniqueBody has the value of "Microsoft.OutlookServices.BodyType'HTML'" but the Graph API schema only allows the values "text" and "HTML"

The Attachments property has a property called "ODataType" with the value "#Microsoft.OutlookServices.FileAttachment" but the Graph API schema says there should be a property called "@odata.type" with the value "#microsoft.graph.fileAttachment"

Update messages datasets so that the ContentType property of the UniqueBody matches the expected schema from the Graph API.

Update messages datasets so that the Attachments property and values match the expected schema from the Graph API.

Currently the permissions for these legacy protocols are only available as Delegated Permissions in the Graph API. This means these can only be used in 3-legged OAuth flows involving a browser re-direct.

It would be very helpful if these permissions were available as Application Permissions so they can be used in the client credentials flow.

We have enough Me.... examples
We need more SDK C# examples for Sites, Libraries (not OneDrive :-( ) permissions etc..
The graph explorer has less snippets then it used to.

The SharePoint online Graph API "https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/sites/" discovers all Sharepoint site Collections including personal sites(Onedrive sites). Does the above graph endpoint support filtering so that we can fetch only personal sites and its sub-sites.

When using the list deleted items API (GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/directory/deletedItems/microsoft.graph.group) I would expect to be able to use $select with members, and getting them as well

The reason to get members as well is, in case of tracking users details, and membership to groups. Once the group is deleted, there is no way to know which users/groups were part of its members. Therefor, there is a need to pull all users again.

To get list of messages of channel , as it is on beta version i am facing issues while getting messages based on last modification time or creation time.
Also replies API is not supporting filters to get filtered data.

It's common to need to edit a list item via an app on behalf of a user without wanting to grant that specific user access to the list item itself. With CSOM or the SharePoint REST API, we could simply set the "Editor" column during the edit, and the Modified By information would show as intended in the version history. Please allow this to be done via the Graph API as well.

The Messages dataset can only export emails from user mailboxes. We need to be able to extract from all mailboxes, including shared and group mailboxes.

Data Connect does not include a dataset for Exchange tasks. It would be nice to have the ability to extract all Exchange data for an O365 backup scenario.