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[GH-ISSUE #5488] [Feature Request]: Improve the Inactive user report #2642
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Originally created by @realtimellc on GitHub (Feb 27, 2026).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/KelvinTegelaar/CIPP/issues/5488
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Problem Statement
Inactive user report is fine, but to paint a more complete picture for customers and MSP use, more details are needed.
Suggested updates would include additional fields:
Benefits for MSPs
Reduces looking in multiple places for the information needed to make decisions. Also simplifies what we provide to end customers.
The math is like this for our current process. For inactive, we disable sign ins by default.
Example 1: Inactive account, unlicensed, no shared MB - recommend delete.
Example 2: Inactive account, unlicensed, shared MB - check if there are delegates. No delegate lets us make better recommendations
Example 3: Inactive account, licensed mailbox - check for delegates (usually are) and then discuss if this needs to be licensed or can it be converted to a shared MB and unlicense.
Value or Importance
Definitely optional, but important when dealing with multiple tenants for the MSP to efficiently understand the status/purpose of inactive accounts and then communicate plans of action to customers.
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