- [Instructor] Let's take a quick look
around the Microsoft 365 Business admin center.
I've signed into office.com with an administrative account
and I'll click the Admin tile.
We're then taken to the Home page
of the Microsoft 365 Business admin center.
And I'm using the Preview of the admin center,
which you can turn on and off using the toggle.
The classic view of the admin center
is very similar to what you may have seen
if you've used Office 365.
Let's reenable the Preview.
Because it's a Preview you may expect
the look and feel to change over time.
As many small to midsize businesses
do not have a large or any IT department,
the Microsoft 365 Business admin center
has been designed as an all-in-one solution.
On the left hand side there are all the areas
to manage your tenant.
You can expand the items by clicking the chevron.
And if you click Show more you'll see more tiles.
And if I scroll down I can see the various admin centers.
As more features are added to Microsoft 365 Business
you'll expect to see them appear in the menus.
I'll return to the top.
You can form general management tasks
for users, devices, and groups from the Home page.
Such as Add users, Edit users, and Reset passwords.
You can also add new cards to your dashboard
by clicking the Add card option.
Here we can see we can add the Billing card,
the Message center card, the Service health card,
and the Office 365 usage reports.
If I select Devices we can see
we can manage our existing devices
and perform tasks such as factory reset
and removing company data from our devices.
We can also perform tasks such as billing,
purchase additional services, and review our licenses.
We can create new services requests
and view reports on our usage and security compliance
from within the dashboard.
On the right hand side of the dashboard
is the user account that you've signed in with.
And the cog allows you to modify the settings.
Here you can change the theme of your admin center
and also your default start page.
I prefer as an administrator
to go directly to the admin page.
If we scroll down to the Admin centers on the left hand side
you'll notice that there is no Microsoft Intune tile.
However you do get access to the full Intune portal.
You'll need to open a new tab and type portal.azure.com,
and then select Intune on the left hand side.
Here I can now see the three devices that we saw
in the Microsoft 365 admin portal
displayed within Microsoft Intune.