Simplify user tasks like bulk creation, updates, password resets, deletions, license checks & more — all from one place.
🚀 Launch ToolkitManaging users in Microsoft 365 can become time-consuming and error-prone—especially when you're handling dozens or hundreds of accounts. That’s where bulk operations with PowerShell come in. With just a few lines of script, you can create, modify, or even delete user accounts efficiently.
This guide introduces you to bulk operations for user management and provides helpful resources to get started—using trusted, real-world examples from M365Corner.
Bulk operations refer to performing a specific task—such as user creation, license assignment, or password reset—for multiple users at once, instead of handling each user individually.
These operations are typically driven by PowerShell scripts and are especially useful in large organizations where manual handling is impractical.
Bulk operations are valuable for IT administrators because they:
Here are real-world scenarios where you can apply bulk user operations in Microsoft 365. Each operation below is linked to a complete step-by-step guide from M365Corner.
Need to onboard an entire team or department at once? This article shows you how to create multiple Microsoft 365 users using a CSV file and Graph PowerShell, automating what would otherwise be a repetitive, manual process.
Licensing is critical in ensuring users have access to the right services. This guide walks you through assigning licenses to multiple users in one go, helping you stay compliant and efficient.
Whether you're managing terminations, security events, or reactivations, this tutorial teaches you how to disable or enable multiple accounts quickly and safely using PowerShell.
Need to update user job titles, departments, or contact info? This article covers how to bulk-update attributes for your Microsoft 365 users without having to click through each user profile.
Password resets are a common helpdesk task. Learn how to reset passwords for multiple users at once—ideal for security campaigns or onboarding scenarios.
Sometimes, mass deletions are necessary—for instance, after a project ends or during a domain cleanup. This guide shows you how to do it, but use caution: deletion is irreversible and should only be done after proper verification.
Using PowerShell for bulk user management comes with several advantages:
Bulk operations are a must-have strategy for any Microsoft 365 administrator aiming to boost productivity, reduce errors, and streamline user management.
Did You Know? Managing Microsoft 365 applications is even easier with automation. Try our Graph PowerShell scripts to automate tasks like generating reports, cleaning up inactive Teams, or assigning licenses efficiently.
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