The retention policy in Exchange specifies the deletion and archive rules that are applied to every mailbox. In Exchange, a default retention policy is created and applied automatically to all mailboxes. If you want to customize the deletion and archiving rules, you need to create a new retention policy under the Compliance Management option in Exchange Server or Exchange Online.
In Exchange Online, you also have options to create retention tags that are used to apply retention policies to folders or individual items. However, with varied retention policies being applied to various mailboxes in your organization, monitoring those policies can be a real challenge.
Exchange Reporter Plus offers an exclusive category of reports covering various facets of retention policies in Exchange Server and Exchange Online. Using these reports you can monitor which retention policies are created or modified, and get a list of the mailboxes associated with a particular policy, the rules set in a specific retention policy, and so on. Reports offered under this category are listed below.
Shows all the retention policies along with when they were created and last modified.
Shows the number of mailboxes associated with each retention policy.
Lists the mailboxes associated with a specified retention policy.
Shows the details of a specified retention policy.
Shows mailboxes that are not associated with any retention policy.
Displays the list of policies applied to the mailboxes in your Office 365 tenant.
Gives information regarding the creation and modification of retention policies.
Using these five simple steps, you can monitor all the retention policies in your organization and know about any changes made. Learn more about how Exchange Reporter Plus can simplify your Exchange monitoring needs.
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