Microsoft will limit the roll out of this feature to a smaller set of customers. The first lucky customers have already received the MC94808 notification, offering them more information about the upcoming groups.
Office 365 direct reports groups
Managers who have 2-20 direct reports, but don’t have a direct reports group yet, will find a private group created for them with their direct reports starting on April 13. If you don’t want to have these groups created automatically, you can disable Office 365 Groups. Also, if the manager doesn’t have permission to create groups, then Outlook won’t create any group. If you want to turn off direct report groups creation or the entire tenant, but leave Office 365 Groups enabled, you can use PowerShell. Here’s how to do that: It is good to know that these groups are not dynamic. The administrator needs to add or remove users manually whenever people join or leave the manager’s team. For more information on how to manage automatic creation of direct reports group, check out this support page. RELATED STORIES YOU NEED TO CHECK OUT:
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