Report exporting: Reports can be exported to PDF, XLS, HTML, or CSV formats and saved in the local computer for future reference.This reduces the arduous job of manual report generation.

Report scheduler: Reports can be scheduled to be generated and emailed to the stakeholders at regular intervals.

These dashboards can also be embedded in your web pages to enable constant monitoring. Customizable dashboard: Offers customizable dashboards to help you get a quick peek at the summarized data.The audit logs can be stored for an indefinite period. Historical data and storage: Generates reports evenfor data that is older than 180 days.Reports with advanced features: Offers 700+ pre-configured reports with attribute and condition-based filters.Once the users are found and selected, or imported successfully, click on Apply.You can then either enter the name of specific users separated by commas or import a CSV file containing the user details.Select the Allowed MFA Methods and one Default MFA Method from the drop-downs.Choose to Enforce, Enable or Disable the settings.Navigate to Azure Active Directory > User Management > Bulk User Modification.

To enable MFA settings, follow the steps given below: This product helps you configure multi-factor authentication (MFA) for multiple users at a given time easily. However, M365 Manager Plus saves the time that goes into the scripting process by offering handy management options. If you want to manually enable or disable modern authentication for some tenants you have to use the Exchange Online PowerShell’s Set-OrganizationConfig cmdlet. By default modern authentication is enabled for Exchange Online tenants created after August 2017 (For Outlook 2013 and later clients). Modern authentication techniques in Microsoft 365 include multi-factor authentication, certificate-based authentication, smart cards and more.

Disable modern authentication