From the list of available categories, this looks like it is intended to report bugs or when things do not go right, not necessarily feature requests. The feedback provided should be meaningful and actionable. In my opinion, this is a great feature, however, I doubt you would want to turn this on for every user. This warning is also listed as a disclaimer on the website with the download link for the feedback tool. Be sure that sending client logs will not violate any data protection policies for your organization. As for the Skype for Business Mac client, when visiting the feedback page, I got a popup message saying this tool was not supported.Ī quick word of warning: according to this article from Microsoft on controlling this feature, the Skype for Business client logs are collected and included in this report. I have not verified if the feedback option is included in older versions or the MSI version. This was all tested in the Skype for Business 2016 client version. First, the Skype for Business client will redirect you the feedback URL from earlier and prompt to switch to the feedback tool: Now that the option is there, this is what it looks like to when you select the option to send feedback.
Once everything has replicated, signing into the Skype for Business client will enable the feedback options shown in the screenshots above. Since I was performing the above actions in Skype for Business Online, wait an “Office 365 minute” (so really 15-60 minutes) for this to take effect. Use Grant-CsClientPolicy to assign the new client policy to a user account: Grant-CsClientPolicy -Identity -PolicyName "EnableClientFeedback" Here is a one-liner to create a client policy named EnableClientFeedback to create a policy with both of these options enabled: New-CsClientPolicy -Identity "EnableClientFeedback" -EnableOnlineFeedback $true -EnableOnlineFeedbackScreenshots $true The first option turns on the feature in the client, and the second option enables the ability to include a desktop screenshot in the feedback. The two client policy options we are interested in are EnableOnlineFeedback and EnableOnlineFeedbackScreenshots. I only tested with a Skype for Business Online client policy, but according to the TechNet page for New-CsClientPolicy, this should be valid for on-premises server versions Lync 2010, Lync 2013, and Skype for Business Server 2015. Next, you need to build a client policy to allow for allowing to send feedback. At the time of this writing, when viewing the download link, it looks like this is version 205. First, navigate to and download the feedback tool installation file from the link provided.
In order to be allowed to access this feature, there are a few prerequisites.
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