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<\/p>\nOver the past few months, we\u2019ve interviewed a number of our Visual Studio Subscriptions administrators, and had a couple different surveys running in the administration portal to better understand what you like, don\u2019t like, and absolutely hate about the current admin experience (yes the surveys are read by the PM team; it\u2019s not a black hole).<\/p>\n
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We\u2019ve heard your feedback about wanting an improved administration experience and have made a few big changes we hope you\u2019ll like! Almost everything shared below can be accessed in the portal, just sign in to get started.<\/p>\n
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If you haven\u2019t already noticed, there have been changes to the look of the portal, as well as some added functionality. The overview, agreement details, and maximum usage reports now appear on a fly-out panel that can be closed when you\u2019d like to maximize your dashboard view. The maximum usage report now includes graphics to help you easily see the last 12 months. Minimize this panel to see your subscribers\u2019 details and customize which columns are visible to you with the new column picker. This functionality is currently only in the \u201cmanage subscribers\u201d tab, with plans to extend to other tabs in the portal soon.<\/p>\n
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If you\u2019re an admin for an agreement that can over-assign subscriptions, you can add security groups created in Azure AD, and the portal will automatically assign subscriptions for individuals added to those groups. The portal will also remove subscriptions when those users are removed from the Azure AD group. Check out this article<\/a> or the video<\/a> below to learn how this feature can save you time and make your subscription assignment process easier.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n