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I've turned on the auto-attendance report (I believe!) but it isn't appearing. From what I've read it should appear automatically a few minutes after a meeting has finished. I have checked my global policy and my teacher one and both have "AllowEngagementReport" as "Enabled". Anyone else using it? What did I miss?

 

https://www.jumpto365.com/blog/how-to-use-the-new-attendance-report-in-microsoft-teams-meetings

 

Thank you

 

Stuart

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Takes a long time from experience, up to a week for us for random users.

 

Make sure the teacher policy is updated in the GUI as well to the correct one you set with powershell. We ended up turning it on for all our policies.

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Can you send them a message as an admin? Sometimes that kicks it into the new policy

 

Also make sure you get them to log in and out of teams as well as yourself beforehand.

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Can you send them a message as an admin? Sometimes that kicks it into the new policy

 

Also make sure you get them to log in and out of teams as well as yourself beforehand.

 

They've logged out and in a few times as it's been over a week now since I changed the setting. I've also messaged quite a few of them about various things.

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Takes a long time from experience, up to a week for us for random users.

 

Make sure the teacher policy is updated in the GUI as well to the correct one you set with powershell. We ended up turning it on for all our policies.

 

Where does this show in the GUI ?

 

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They've logged out and in a few times as it's been over a week now since I changed the setting. I've also messaged quite a few of them about various things.

 

I set this up over a month ago and its never worked after a meeting.

 

It works if you download it during the meeting, for example at the end of a meeting before leaving/ending but it never appears automatically afterwards.

 

I spent 4 hours on an email chain to Office 365 support and another 4+ hours googling and eventually gave up and just advised staff to make it a "to do" before ending the meeting. I then later stumbled across a Microsoft post somewhere online (sorry wouldn't have a clue where now as my history daily is looking like a Teams wiki) that mentioned it only working for during a meeting at the moment.

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