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Disable group creation by users switch for Enterprises

We need to the ability to prevent users from creating custom groups in PowerBI. This can be done at the OWA level for 365, but can't be prevented in PowerBI interface. This leads to clutter and uncontrolled access/management for IT Staff
Status: Completed
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nishalit
New Member
Looks like this was fixed a while back. Here are the directions to disable group creation. https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Control-who-can-create-Office-365-Groups-4c46c8cb-17d0-44b5-9776-005fced8e618?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US
sboudreau
New Member
Totally agree. The fact it creates groups in AD and we cant enforce a naming convention or stop users from going crazy
leeberg
New Member
Essential for some of our deployments!
kposer
New Member
We need to the ability to prevent users from creating custom groups in PowerBI. This can be done at the OWA level for 365, but can't be prevented in PowerBI interface.
Ed_Saunders
New Member
Same here. Uncontrolled creation of O365 groups through PowerBI is problematic for us.
nicholas_morris
New Member
This should be a feature, along with control of creating Content Packs, and Data Rights, of an PowerBI Admin role.
stephen_long
New Member
How can we allow POWERBI users from creating O365 Mailbox groups. Where are the controls?
pmacarthur
New Member
this is currently a good tool for a very small number of analytical users. but as it stands now, we cant use this on any sort of scale because we cant centrally control the creation of these groups or the distribution of content in general. it is manageable on a very small scale, but IT in our organization cant spend time policing group creation let alone deal with the training issues that using groups would create for us. they are intuitive, but not to everyone. unfortunately we may have to drop the power BI implementation all together w may not be a very big company, but that is several hundred pro licenses MS will be missing out on. our intention was to put dashboards in front of the majority of our users.
ac429
New Member
Not only does this create unified groups that we don't have the time to monitor, it also creates site collections in the background which don't show up in the SharePoint central admin, but does take up our quota! That's fairly unethical. =|
fbcideas_migusr
New Member
Status changed to: Completed