From SharePoint and Teams to email, password, and license issues, most support cases are resolved by tracking changes to a user’s configuration. However, manually tracing those changes across multiple admin dashboards and logs is complex, time-consuming, and prone to errors.
Developed by CoreView’s CTO, Ivan Fioravanti, this free PowerShell script tracks a user’s configuration change history over the past 7 days and presents it in a clear, time-ordered HTML report.
Whether you’re handling first-line helpdesk tickets or managing a major escalation, it’s a fast way to review configuration changes and pinpoint the problem.
Get your free tool now and track changes to:
Your free script takes a User's Principal Name and analyzes Microsoft 365 audit and log sources over the preceding seven days, providing details of changes to:
All in a single, consolidated, time-ordered report.
The script requires the following prerequisites:
Check the README file and run the script with the User’s Principal Name (UPN) in a PowerShell session.
The script will quickly generate an HTML report on the user’s configuration changes over the preceding seven days.
