Starting July 25, 2022, we’re introducing some parameter changes to Microsoft 365 Apps usage reports HTTP requests. This will affect APIs in the Microsoft Graph beta endpoint.

We are delighted to announce that application permissions for Bookings APIs in Microsoft Graph are now available on the beta endpoint.

In October 2021, we announced Licensing and pricing requirements for the following Microsoft Teams APIs in Microsoft Graph: Starting July 5, 2022, billing events for these APIs will reach general availability and the communicated consumption rates will go into effect. These will be billed through an Azure subscription on the ...

We’re announcing an upcoming breaking change for developers using the Insights API (beta) that will go into effect in mid-June 2022.

We’re making a few necessary changes to property names and types, to align them with similar properties elsewhere in Microsoft Graph.

Today, we’re announcing an upcoming breaking change for developers using the Microsoft Graph API for eDiscovery (beta). To correct an incorrect mapping, we are renaming the additionalData property to additionalDataOptions.

Today, we’re announcing some upcoming breaking changes for developers using the Microsoft Graph API for eDiscovery. We're changing the way that holds are applied to custodians so that we can more efficiently batch policy application.

We have launched some key new features to continue providing a booking infrastructure through the Bookings APIs so that customers can build robust customized solutions.

We are pleased to announce that the current set of Bookings APIs will be available on the v1 endpoint. New features include capabilities such as SMS notifications, online meeting, custom questions, and group appointments.

Recently, on the Microsoft Search blog, we shared current and upcoming connectors that our preferred partners are building. We are cross posting a link here to highlight these as inspiration for your own custom connector.