Activity Reports in the Office 365 admin center
The Office 365 Reports dashboard shows you the activity overview across the Office 365 products in your organization. You can drill in to individual product level reports to give you more granular insight about the activities within each product. For example, you can put together a report to send to your management team on how many users in your organization are using Office 365, how many have activated Office or how much email traffic is flowing through your organization. You can view reports dashboard for the last 7 days, 30 days, 90 days and 180 days.
Important: Depending on the Office 365 subscription you have, you may not see all the products and activity reports shown in this article.
Want to see activity report information for the old admin center? Check out, Activity reports in the old Office 365 admin center.
Want to see activity report information for the Office 365 Security and Compliance Center? Check out, Reports in the Office 365 Security & Compliance Center.
How do I get to the Reports dashboard?
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Sign in to Office 365 with your work or school account.
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Go to the Office 365 admin center.
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Select Reports from the left menu or click on the Reports widget.
The Reports widget on the Office 365 admin center gives you a quick glance on activity across the Office 365 products. If you want more detailed data, you can then click into the Reports widget for more information.
Which activity report topics are available in the Office 365 admin center?
Who can see Office 365 Reports?
You must be a global administrator in Office 365 or an Exchange, SharePoint, or Skype for Business administrator to see Office 365 reports. To learn more, see About Office 365 admin roles.
How do I interpret the Reports dashboard?
The Reports dashboard shows you the activity overview across the Office 365 products in your organization. It shows you high level metrics and usage in the various products in Office 365, so you can easily gauge the level of engagement of your organization.
Select or tap each of the activity reports widgets to drill deeper into the metrics for that report.
Available activity reports
Default activity reports are available for the following reports in Office 365.
Important: Depending on the Office 365 subscription you have, you may not see all the products and activity reports shown in this article.
To view an activity report, select it from the Select a report drop-down or select it from the widget.
You can view your reports at the organizational level and the individual user level. Reports are available for the last 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, and 180 days.
Note: Data won't exist for all reporting periods right away. The reports will become available with at least 30 days of data, and then we will continue to gather data for the available reporting periods.
Active Users
On the Active Users widget, you can see the number of unique users who did specific activities per product. This chart is summary of active users across all products. You can drill into individual product's activity reports for more information about the active users.
Email activity
On the Email activity widget, you can see the amount of emails sent and received in your organization, for the selected reporting period.
| 1 | Total email sent and received in the given reporting period. |
| 2 | Visual breakdown of the total email send, read and received. |
| 3 | Total number of users that were active in email by sending or reading an email in the selected reporting period. |
When you click anywhere on the Email activity widget you can drill into the detailed user level report. Check out Email activity report in the Office 365 admin center for more details about email activity in Office 365.
Mailbox usage
The new Mailbox usage report provides information about users with a user mailbox and the level of activity by each based on the email send and read activity. It also provides information about how much storage has been consumed by each user mailbox, and how many of them are approaching storage quotas. Check out Mailbox usage report in the Office 365 admin center for more details.
Office activations
On the Office activations widget, you can see the total Office subscription activations on all desktops and devices.
Note: There's no trending information for Office activations.
| 1 | Total Office subscription activations on all desktops and devices. |
| 2 | Breakdown of activations by desktop or device. |
| 3 | Number of users that have activated at least one Office client subscription on at least one device. |
When you click anywhere on the Office activations widget you can drill into the detailed user level report. Check out Office activations report in the Office 365 admin center for more details about Office activations in Office 365.
SharePoint activity
On the SharePoint activity page, you can see the total number of uploaded, downloaded, viewed, modified or shared file activities that happen in SharePoint in your organization. On the SharePoint activity widget, you can see the total number of files that were viewed/edited or synched(using any client), or shared internally or externally from any SharePoint team or group site.
When you click anywhere on the SharePoint widget you can drill into the detailed reports. Check out SharePoint activity report in the Office 365 admin center and SharePoint site usage report in the Office 365 admin center for more details about SharePoint reports.
| 1 | Snapshot of the count of files across all the SharePoint sites (team or group sites) in your organization. |
| 2 | The storage consumption across all the sites in your organization. |
| 3 | Count of total users with a SharePoint license assigned to them, and users with file activity in the selected reporting period. |
OneDrive activity
On the OneDrive files widget, you can see a count of files uploaded, downloaded, viewed, modified, or shared in OneDrive, for the selected reporting period.
| 1 | Snapshot of the count of files across all the OneDrives in your organization. |
| 2 | The storage consumption across all the OneDrives in your organization. |
| 3 | Count of total users with OneDrive product assigned to them, and active users with file activity against any OneDrive account. |
When you click anywhere on the OneDrive files widget you can drill into the detailed user level report. Check out OneDrive for Business user activity report in the Office 365 admin center and OneDrive for Business usage report in the Office 365 admin center for more details about OneDrive in Office 365.
Skype for business activity
On the Skype activity widget, you can see the total count of peer-to-peer, organized or participated conference sessions. You can also see the count of users with peer-to-peer, organized or participated conference sessions.
Check out Skype for Business activity report for more details about Skype for business activity.
Yammer activity
On the Yammer activity widget, you can see the count of message posted, messages read and a count of Yammer likes.
Check out Yammer activity report in the Office 365 admin center for more details about Yammer activity.
Hide user details in the reports
If you want to hide user level information when you're generating your reports, you can quickly make that change in the Office 365 admin center.
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Go to the Office 365 admin center > Services & add-ins
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Select Reports
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Set the toggle to On and Save.
Your user list will look like this:
It'll take a few minutes for these changes to take effect on the reports in the reports dashboard. This setting also applies to the reports API.
Want to view activity reports using the old Office 365 admin center?
The activity report format is available for the following reports in Office 365.
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User email activity
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Office 365 ProPlus activations
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Sign in to Office 365 with your work or school account.
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Go to the Office 365 admin center.
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Choose Reports.
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Select one of the New activity reports.
Tip: The Activity reports are those with a New icon next to them.
After you select a report, such as Email activity, you'll see a report like this:
Use the available settings on the report to change how data is presented.
| 1 Date range | Change the date range from 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, or 180 days. |
| 2 Date selector | Choose a specific date from the chart to view a report . |
| 3 Activity filter | Choose the data to display on the chart, in this example, emails sent, received, or read. The grid is not affected. |
| 4 Rearrange | Rearrange the order of information in the table. |
| 5 Manage columns | Choose which columns to display in the table. Some reports include more columns of data to show. |
| 6 Export | Export the report to CSV and open it in Excel. This exports the entire data set not just those shown in the grid. |
| 7 Full screen | Switch the report to full screen to view the data better. |
| 8 Scroll | Scroll down the report to view up to 2,000 items at a time or use the page settings to go through your entire list of users. |
For more details, check out, Activity reports in the old Office 365 admin center.
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