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Channel Management is priced based on Licensed Teams Users. In this article we describe how you find out how many licensed users you have.

Instructions

2 options

Option 1

  • Go to Admin Centre of Office 365 >Billing > Your Products

  • count the Assigned licenses that include Teams.

If you are not sure which product includes Teams then you can :

  • Click the product in the product name column

  • go to View apps and services included with this subscription

  • See if it includes Teams

Option 2

  • Run PowerShell as an Administrator

  • Type in Install-Module MSOnline  to install the module

  • Type in Connect-MsolService

  • It will prompt you to enter your  Microsoft account

After entering your Microsoft email and password

Go back to your Powershell and paste the code below

$all = Get-MsolUser -All

$teamsUsers = foreach ($user in $all) {

    $serviceStatuses = @($user.Licenses.ServiceStatus)

    $teamsPlans = $serviceStatuses.Where({$_.ServicePlan.ServiceName -clike "*TEAMS*"})

    if ($true -in $teamsPlans.ForEach({$_.ProvisioningStatus -like "*Success*"})) {

        $user

    }

}

 

$teamsUsers | Export-Csv -Path "C:\TEAMS.csv"

 

Go to your C drive, locate the file TEAMS.csv and open with excel

These are all your licensed Teams Users

 

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