SOLVED: What is Office365 MyAnalytics & How Can I Disable The Emails
MyAnalytics was an Office 365 E5 feature intended to help staff make better use of their time by applying Artificial Intelligence to the data the Microsoft collects on users. That feature was added to those with E3 contracts in the summer of 2019. By September 2019 many users were receiving weekly emails like the sample on the right showing the results.
This feature definately has some value;
MyAnalytics dashboard: You can see statistics on how you’ve spent your time over the past month, productivity insights about your work habits, helpful suggestions for improvement, and explore your network, top collaborators, and collaboration activities.
Insights Outlook add-in: The Insights Outlook add-in presents you with cards that report on aspects of your recent work experience and let you respond in various ways.
Email digests: You receive a weekly digest in email that gives you highlights about your previous week.
Inline suggestions: Inline suggestions are notifications that appear in Microsoft Outlook that can help boost your productivity by displaying useful suggestions and tips around managing email and running meetings. SOURCE
However, many find the weekly emails to be annoying and unnecessary. Fortunately, it is easy to disable the emails and other features of MyAnalytics if you don’t want them:
Super-Duper site! I am loving it!! Will come back again taking you feeds also, Thanks.
any user can unsubscribe from it ,
only asking users to look at end of Email and press unsubscribe .
Previous versions of Outlook included an automatic journal feature which tracked documents opened in other Microsoft Office applications and Windows. This feature isn’t available in Outlook 2013 or Outlook 2016. But if you can link this with MyAnalytics I think is a good improuvement!!
Hi,
I just had the same issue and found the MyAnalytics option under Services & add-ins only appears in the "new admin center" version of the O365 Admin center. Once in the Admin center, click "Try the new admin center" in the top right corner and then go looking for MyAnalytics again. Should be there now (at the time of writing haha! Microsoft changes things so often this will be irrelevant in a few months I imagine). :-)
Cheers,
Richard
This would be great, but there is no "MyAnalytics" option under Services & Add-ins.
you need Desktop Analytics permission - check under Roles
That is odd. I would guess it is one of the following issues:
1. you are not logging in using an O365 administrator account
2. that this feature has either not rolled out to your O365 tenant yet
3. you are working on a tenant that does not offer the feature
I would open a ticket with MS and ask then what is up.
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Office 365 business is a subscription-based cloud version of Microsoft office that gives access
to online tools such as OneDrive, Skype for Business and Microsoft Teams
https://trendebook.com/office-365-business-office-365-business-premium-microsoft-365-business/
Super-Duper site! I am loving it!! Will come back again taking you feeds also, Thanks.
any user can unsubscribe from it ,
only asking users to look at end of Email and press unsubscribe .
Previous versions of Outlook included an automatic journal feature which tracked documents opened in other Microsoft Office applications and Windows. This feature isn’t available in Outlook 2013 or Outlook 2016. But if you can link this with MyAnalytics I think is a good improuvement!!
Hi,
I just had the same issue and found the MyAnalytics option under Services & add-ins only appears in the "new admin center" version of the O365 Admin center. Once in the Admin center, click "Try the new admin center" in the top right corner and then go looking for MyAnalytics again. Should be there now (at the time of writing haha! Microsoft changes things so often this will be irrelevant in a few months I imagine). :-)
Cheers,
Richard
This would be great, but there is no "MyAnalytics" option under Services & Add-ins.
you need Desktop Analytics permission - check under Roles
That is odd. I would guess it is one of the following issues:
1. you are not logging in using an O365 administrator account
2. that this feature has either not rolled out to your O365 tenant yet
3. you are working on a tenant that does not offer the feature
I would open a ticket with MS and ask then what is up.
Thanks for the feedback