Would like access to Workflow Auto Cleanup as my company has audit and compliance restrictions around retention of workflow approvals and I had to find out the hard way that SharePoint Online permanently deletes workflow history older than 60 days and I can't turn it off.

The Audit Trail Functionality feature within Microsoft Office 365 does not currently allow “Content Viewer” reports to be produced. Further to discussions with Microsoft Technical Support Engineer, there are no plans to have this feature enabled.Can you please look into enabling this feature as this is extremely important when auditing sites and looking at who has viewed documents.

We can't fetch the page views, pages viewed by the users and other analytical data for the SharePoint Online & O365 sites, as the Usage & Health Analyzer service is not configured. It would be of great help if the analytics for the SharePoint Online & O365 works in the same manner of On-Premise sites (or) similar to SharePoint 2010.

Provide cmdlets to enable placing OneDrive for Business personal sites into an In-Place Hold programmatically for archiving of user data.

Currently it is not possible to audit changes to the Term Store. Given that changes made in the term store can significantly impact thousands of documents, adding, editing, merging, deleting of terms should be audited so we have the capability to track who is making changes.

Enable O365 SP Auditing for "Opening or downloading documents, viewing items in lists, or viewing item properties"

Reports for Sharepoint administration is not available through the Portal. For example, an administrator changed the sharing options outside the organization.
Tried to locate which user global administridor held this change and not found.

Request for change regarding ‘Events
like changing the Auto Acceleration using Set-SPOTenant are not audited´.
We had an unexpected change serveral weeks ago, and this change was not logged in admin audit report or any event log (as confirmed via Microsoft Premier case), thus not allowing us to know who performed the change and to perform action to prevent similar change in future. Thus, we request that all SP admin changes are logged and accessible via audit report. Thanks!

stop showing this Feedback button, how about that idea?

It would be great to have an undo permission settings in SP. Currently users can quickly rectify the mistakes of accidental deletion of content. However there is nothing that helps to rectify any changes made to the permission model i.e. accidentally re inherit permissions from parent, severing all unique changes made.

I need an audit log that would be in the Office 365 portal Security and Compliance Center that would show users actions for all 0365 groups, including deletes. According to support this does have this data, only MS support can access this data.

SharePoint Online does give the ability to view Usage reports, but does NOT have the ability to generate Audit log reports.
We would love to see this available, the framework is there, you can generate them, but receive an error after generation.

Many of our customers cannot understand the failure to provide them with this critical feature, although the support article says: " ...is not available because of storage and performance concerns."

Looks like I'm stuck with the original domain name I chose in the early days of OS365 creation/adoption; ideally I would like to be able to change the domain name, to match my new company name. I'm reliably informed that Microsoft can't do this at present...but its not unusual for a company to change its name and one would expect that SharePoint and associated email accounts, etc could change to suit.

External sharing is decided by site owner, and configured on site collection level. Access review should be on same granularity. Current it is only possible on group level (but group can be authorized to multiple sites, thus also multiple site owners), or App = SharePoint Online, thus for ALL site collections.

Allow RegEx for DLP Policies
Besides the fixed types of sensitive information it would be great to have the possibility to define custom rules for discovering sensitive data (which is different in every organization). This could be done via a Regular Expression.

On the new site contents page in SharePoint we have the content trending report.

Could we:

1. get a number on the blue bar for the views instead of having to mouse over

2. export this to Excel option or at least view these analytics in the Admin usage reports

Thanks