Audit Microsoft Teams Meetings & Export Meeting Attendance Report

Recently, Microsoft introduced the long-awaited ability to audit Microsoft Teams meetings through Audit Log Search. Earlier, admins had to perform eDiscovery searches to track Microsoft Teams meetings. With the new feature, admins can easily track meeting activities to help organizations with compliance obligation, internal investigation, and security events.

You can audit Teams meetings either through audit log search or PowerShell. Let’s see the meeting activities tracked by Microsoft 365 audit log.

• MeetingDetail – Shows information about meetings, including the start time, end time, and the URL to join the meeting.
• MeetingParticipantDetail – Shows added information about the participants in the meeting, along with their meeting joined time, left time, and meeting device usage.

You can filter the above operations from the Audit section in Microsoft 365 compliance center to get the Teams meeting audit reports.

Most admins prefer PowerShell due to its speed, automation, and capabilities. So, we have included the method to monitor Teams meetings through PowerShell too. By using Search-UnifiedAuditLog cmdlet, you can get Teams meetings and their participant list.

It is good to have a way to audit Teams meeting through PowerShell. However, it has a few downsides, as pointed below.

• The cmdlet provides audit data as JSON objects, which need to be parsed for further information.
• Participants’ names are shown as Object ID instead of UPN, which is difficult to understand.

To overcome these difficulties, we have created a PowerShell script to audit Microsoft Teams meetings and see who attended a meetings. The ‘Team meeting attendance report‘ will show participants’ names and the audit data in a user-friendly manner. Additionally, the script generates ‘Teams meetings audit report’ to get detailed information on Teams meetings.

Download Script: AuditTeamsMeetings.ps1

• Exports a list of Teams meetings and their details.
• Exports Teams meeting attendance report.
• Allows to generate report for the last 180 days.
• Helps to generate reports for custom periods.
• Exports Teams meeting report and attendance report into 2 CSV files.
• Automatically installs the EXO PowerShell module (if not installed already) upon your confirmation.
• The script can be executed with MFA enabled account too.
• Supports Certificate-based authentication too.
• The script is scheduler-friendly.

You can choose any one of the below methods based on your requirement.
To run this script, you can choose any one of the methods below.

Method 1: Execute the script using MFA and non-MFA account

Method 2: Execute the script by explicitly mentioning credentials.

To schedule the script in the Windows Task Scheduler, you can follow the below format,

If the admin account has MFA, then you need to disable MFA using the Conditional Access policy to use them in scheduling.

Method 3: Execute the script using certificate based authentication (CBA).

To use certificate-based authentication, you must register the app in Entra ID which helps you to connect Exchange Online using certificate. Depending on the requirements, you can use either CA certificates or create self-signed certificates.

Method 4: Generate Teams meeting auditing report for a custom period.

By default, the script generates a report for the past 180 days. If needed, you can use the -StartDate and -EndDate parameters to retrieve meeting details for a custom period.

The above format will retrieve Teams meeting details that occurred from Feb 15, 2025, to Feb 28, 2025. Also, if you want to get a user-specific Teams meeting report, you can check out the blog on finding Teams meetings attended by a specific user.

The script designed to provide 2 Output files, one with detailed teams meeting report and another with Teams meetings’ participants list.

Teams Meeting Report:

Teams meeting report provides following information.

• Meeting ID
• Created By
• Meeting Type (I.e., AdHoc meeting/scheduled meeting/channel meeting, etc.)
• Meeting Link/Meeting URL
• Start Time
• End Time

Get Teams Meeting Participant Report:

Meeting organizer can download the attendance report after meeting. Now, admins who are not an organizer also can view the participant list after meeting.

Our Teams meeting attendees report contains following attributes,

• Meeting ID
• Created By
• Participant List
• Type of Participant (i.e., Member, Guest or Anonymous user)
• Meeting Joined Time
• Meeting Left Time

By referring to this report, admins can see who attended the Team meeting along with their meeting joined and left time. Added to that meeting info, you can also check the Teams meeting call quality using PowerShell. This will help you troubleshoot audio, network, and other issues that occurred during the meetings. By identifying these issues, you can rectify them for future calls.

Are you struggling to keep track of PowerShell-generated Teams meeting attendance reports periodically? Look no further! AdminDroid Teams auditing tool can simplify the process with real-time monitoring and reporting on team meeting activities. With customizable reporting options and insightful graphical charts, AdminDroid can help you stay on top of your team’s meeting activities with ease.

Let’s delve into the team meeting reports offered by AdminDroid Microsoft Teams reporter in detail.

• Retrieve Users’ Overall Daily Meeting Activities – Helps in identifying how frequently users are participating in meetings through Microsoft Teams.
• Get Users’ Daily Meeting Durations in Microsoft Teams – Allows to check how users are spending time in team meetings and keep track of their productivity.
• Track Meeting Statistics of the Teams Users – Shows a consolidated view of the team meetings attended/organized by an individual user based on meeting types.
• Monitor Meeting Duration Statistics of Users – Provides the total duration spent by users in meetings over a specific period.

In addition to the above, AdminDroid provides dedicated reports on Teams inactive users based on the last meeting activity by analyzing the user meeting history. You can quickly identify the users who need attention to improve their collaboration in team meetings using the insights below.

• Find Teams inactive users based on the last attended meeting time.
• Identify the inactive users based on the last organized meeting.
• Get all the inactive users based on the last calling activity.

With the user-friendly environment, AdminDroid provides a clear-cut dashboard and 100+ handy reports on Teams and user activities. So, you need not rely on the difficult PowerShell scripts to automate and generate reports for the Microsoft Teams management activities.

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I hope this blog will help you to find meeting audit logs and their participants list. If you have any queries or requirements, reach us through comment section.