Hi, here I’m sharing with you a PowerShell script that can help you if you are working on Office 365.

If ever, you asked yourself one day,  how to quickly view the Office 365 licenses configuration for a group of users in your organization, here is a script that can help you achieve that goal.

How does it work :

Step 1 : Connect to Office 365 PowerShell using your Office 365 Admin account. Here is a tuto for that :  https://docs.microsoft.com/fr-fr/office365/enterprise/powershell/connect-to-office-365-powershell

Step 2 : Prepare the upns csv file

Open a .txt file and fill it with your users UserPrincipalNames like this :

UserPrincipalName
user1@domain.com
user2@domain.com
user2@domain.com
user2@domain.com

Once you are done, save the content as a .csv file.

Step 3 : When your are connected, Copy and pass the below script in your console, and press Enter.

Function Show-LicensesMatrix {

  [CmdLetBinding()]
  Param(
    [Parameter(mandatory=$false)]$upnPath = "C:\Scripts\upns.csv"
  )

  #License Plans correspondence table
  $LicensePlans = @{
    E1 = "kingo:STANDARDPACK" 
    E3 = "kingo:ENTERPRISEPACK" 
    E5 = "kingo:ENTERPRISEPREMIUM"
    OD = "kingo:WACONEDRIVESTANDARD"
  }

  $Us = @()
  $Users = Import-Csv $upnPath | % {Get-MsolUser -SearchString $_.userPrincipalName} 

  ForEach ($u in $Users) {
    #Initializing variables
    $E1 = $E3 = $E5 = $OD = $false

    #Getting user License Plans
    if ($u.Licenses.AccountSkuId -contains $LicensePlans.E1){$E1 = $true}
    if ($u.Licenses.AccountSkuId -contains $LicensePlans.E3){$E3 = $true}
    if ($u.Licenses.AccountSkuId -contains $LicensePlans.E5){$E5 = $true}
    if ($u.Licenses.AccountSkuId -contains $LicensePlans.OD){$OD = $true}

    $Us += New-Object -TypeName PSObject -Property @{ 
      UserPrincipalName = $u.userPrincipalName
      E1 = $E1
      E3 = $E3
      E5 = $E5
      OD = $OD
    }
  }
  $Us | ft userPrincipalName, E1,E3,E5,OD
}

You are ready, run the script now :

The result will look like below :

The meaning of E1, E3, E5 and OD is :

• E1 : Office 365 Enterprise E1
• E3 : Office 365 Enterprise E3
• E5 : Office 365 Enterprise E5
• OD : OneDrive Entreprise (Plan 1)

“kingo” : refer to the name of my Office 365 tenant : kingo.onmicrosoft.com

Et voilà… 🙂