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This post is the sequel to our article on the report on mailbox delegation permissions. This time, we describe how to obtain easily and quickly a report displaying folder-level permissions in mailboxes.

This post describes the new Create a Selection option of Promodag Reports v.11, that lets you create or edit a selection of Exchange recipients, for example VIP users. This includes the possibility to bulk import your custom lists of SMTP addresses from a CSV file.

How to extract a list of non-owner permissions for all your User Mailboxes, and have an individual report sent to each of them? This article explains how to achieve it in a simple way with Promodag Reports.

This article explains how to produce a usage report showing the on-premise Exchange traffic vs Office 365, another one displaying the top 10 users in Exchange Online, and eventually a report showing the email traffic growth in Office 365. This way, you get an overview of Office 365 end-user adoption and deduct trends.

We will try to explain in this post how to capture the messages sent by devices and applications and relayed through the Exchange messaging system.

This post introduces the new Calendars feature of Promodag Reports version 11. This option allows you to create custom calendars based on users' work schedule and location, which in turn allows to produce accurate email activity reports that take account of specific local conditions - that is, time zone, public holidays and business hours.

Promodag Reports now imports the RecipientTypeDetails property, which allows you to select Exchange recipients by type. For example, you can select all shared mailboxes, all room mailboxes or all Mail-enabled Universal Distribution Groups - you name it - in one single click.

If you must search for THIS specific message in your Exchange mailbox traffic, and you are restricted to 7 or 30 days by the default Microsoft reporting tools, then Promodag Reports can help you find it quickly and effectively. This post describes how to do it.