This how-to explains how you can use CoreView to manage your Microsoft 365 environment with custom actions powered by the Microsoft Graph API. By leveraging the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK integrated within CoreView, you can create custom scripts that you can execute as management actions or as part of workflows.
Important notice
As of March 31, 2025, all legacy Azure AD (AzureAD module) and MSOnline PowerShell cmdlets have been retired by Microsoft. These cmdlets are no longer supported and have ceased functioning.
All custom actions and scripts in CoreView must now use Microsoft Graph PowerShell cmdlets.
For official guidance, refer to: Find Azure AD and MSOnline cmdlets in Microsoft Graph PowerShell.
Enabling Microsoft Graph API custom actions in CoreView
Before submitting your first custom action using the Graph API, please contact CoreView support to enable this module for your tenant if it is not already active.
After enablement, follow our step-by-step guide to configure Graph Management.
Script requirements
For every script that uses the Microsoft Graph API in CoreView, you must invoke the following function as the first line:
Refresh-CVGraphTokenThis command refreshes your authentication token so that PowerShell Graph commands can execute securely and successfully within CoreView.
Example: creating a Security Group
Refresh-CVGraphToken
New-MgGroup -DisplayName 'Test Group' -MailEnabled:$False -MailNickName 'testgroup' -SecurityEnabledAction required: replacing legacy cmdlets in automations
As of now, any scripts, custom actions, or automations using AzureAD or MSOnline cmdlets will fail. Immediate action is required:
- Review all CoreView custom actions and workflows.
- Replace all legacy cmdlets with Microsoft Graph PowerShell equivalents.
- Test all revised scripts to ensure continuity.