} ], "creationType": "LocalAccount", // Always set to 'LocalAccount' "displayName": "Joe Doe", "mailNickname": "joe", "passwordProfile": { "password": "Pass@word1", "forceChangePasswordNextLogin": false }, "passwordPolicies": "DisablePasswordExpiration" } A switch allows to disable password complexity checks during local account creation. This Note allows you to migrate local accounts from an on-premises database (with password complexity rules different from that of Azure AD B2C’s) into your B2C tenant. Note For more information, see article . Programmatically getting access to consumer activity reports Finally, for this introduction of Azure AD B2C, you can leverage the REST-based Azure AD reporting API to get access to rich consumer activity reports. For more information, see article of the . Note You can easily pipe the data from these reports into business intelligence and analytics tools, such as , for detailed analyses. As of this writing, the following four activity reports are currently available: tenantUserCount. Total number of consumers in your Azure AD B2C tenant (per day for the last 30 days). You can also get a breakdown by the number of local accounts (password-based accounts) and social accounts (Facebook, Google, etc.). b2cAuthenticationCount. Total number of successful authentications (sign-up, sign-in, etc.) within a specified period. b2cAuthenticationCountSummary: Daily count on successful authentications for the last 30 days. b2cMfaRequestCountSummary. count of multi-factor authentications (MFA) for the last 30 days. Note For more information, see article .
} ], "creationType": "LocalAccount", // Always set to 'LocalAccount' "displayName": "Joe Doe", "mailNickname": "joe", "passwordProfile": { "password": "Pass@word1", "forceChangePasswordNextLogin": false }, "passwordPolicies": "DisablePasswordExpiration" } Note A switch allows to disable password complexity checks during local account creation. This allows you to migrate local accounts from an on-premises database (with password complexity rules different from that of Azure AD B2C’s) into your B2C tenant. Note For more information, see article . Programmatically getting access to consumer activity reports Finally, for this introduction of Azure AD B2C, you can leverage the REST-based Azure AD reporting API to get access to rich consumer activity reports. Note For more information, see article of the . You can easily pipe the data from these reports into business intelligence and analytics tools, such as , for detailed analyses. As of this writing, the following four activity reports are currently available: tenantUserCount. Total number of consumers in your Azure AD B2C tenant (per day for the last 30 days). You can also get a breakdown by the number of local accounts (password-based accounts) and social accounts (Facebook, Google, etc.). b2cAuthenticationCount. Total number of successful authentications (sign-up, sign-in, etc.) within a specified period. b2cAuthenticationCountSummary: Daily count on successful authentications for the last 30 days. b2cMfaRequestCountSummary. count of multi-factor authentications (MFA) for the last 30 days. Note For more information, see article .
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