Getting Office365 license information

Apr 21, 2015

A nice little one-liner. This assumes you have already ran Connect-MsolService.

1	Get-MsolUser \| select firstname,lastname,userprincipalname,islicensed,@{N="License";E={switch -regex ($_.licenses.accountskuid) { ("ENTERPRISEPACK") { "E3" } ("STANDARDPACK") { "E1" } }}} \| ft

You can add more switches for more license types but we only use E3 and E1. Types are:

"DESKLESSPACK" = "Office 365 (Plan K1)"
"DESKLESSWOFFPACK" = "Office 365 (Plan K2)"
"LITEPACK" = "Office 365 (Plan P1)"
"EXCHANGESTANDARD" = "Office 365 Exchange Online Only"
"STANDARDPACK" = "Office 365 (Plan E1)"
"STANDARDWOFFPACK" = "Office 365 (Plan E2)"
"ENTERPRISEPACK" = "Office 365 (Plan E3)"
"ENTERPRISEPACKLRG" = "Office 365 (Plan E3)"
"ENTERPRISEWITHSCAL" = "Office 365 (Plan E4)"
"STANDARDPACK_STUDENT" = "Office 365 (Plan A1) for Students"
"STANDARDWOFFPACKPACK_STUDENT" = "Office 365 (Plan A2) for Students"
"ENTERPRISEPACK_STUDENT" = "Office 365 (Plan A3) for Students"
"ENTERPRISEWITHSCAL_STUDENT" = "Office 365 (Plan A4) for Students"
"STANDARDPACK_FACULTY" = "Office 365 (Plan A1) for Faculty"
"STANDARDWOFFPACKPACK_FACULTY" = "Office 365 (Plan A2) for Faculty"
"ENTERPRISEPACK_FACULTY" = "Office 365 (Plan A3) for Faculty"
"ENTERPRISEWITHSCAL_FACULTY" = "Office 365 (Plan A4) for Faculty"
"ENTERPRISEPACK_B_PILOT" = "Office 365 (Enterprise Preview)"
"STANDARD_B_PILOT" = "Office 365 (Small Business Preview)"

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Getting Office365 license information

Jacob Ludriks