Some years ago, I wrote a script to demonstrate how to remove service plans with PowerShell. This article describes some upgrades to make the script even better by improving the code and leveraging complex Microsoft Graph queries against the license information stored for Entra ID user accounts. It’s PowerShell, so feel free to change the script!
Up to now, the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK has not included a cmdlet capable of reporting the renewal dates for Microsoft 365 subscriptions. A new beta Graph subscriptions endpoint is a method to retrieve the renewal information. Even if you can’t use an off-the-shelf cmdlet, you can still get the data.
Finding out which Entra ID accounts have licenses (service plans) for different applications isn’t difficult. You can do it with either PowerShell or the Microsoft Graph API. This article explains how to use PowerShell (and the equivalent Graph API call) to find accounts which have a certain license (service plan) enabled or disabled. Once you know how to navigate license data in user accounts, you can take the code and adapt it for different purposes.