We would like a count of members in a contact group.

Many times now people in Groups have not seen my emails because they do not monitor the "Groups" inbox, and so they never see my email that I send to Groups / Teams groups.

Recommend some way of improving visibility to this Inbox. Either duplicate the message in a user's Inbox by default. Or maybe provide a ribbon notification when a new Group message has been received.

Regardless, there needs to be a better way to notify users of messages here as I believe most people just collapse the Groups section and never look at it.

One Click Navigation to all my Groups
I've started to use Office 365 Groups but its a little frustrating that I have to navigate down the left navigation to find my groups, then click on more to get to the one I want. Please create a landing page for all my groups that I can add to my favorites and then click to see all the of them

We have personal contacts associated with our Outlook profile, but we need a Groups Contacts feature that is tied/linked with a SharePoint Contacts list (like Groups Files are a SharePoint Document library). We also need the ability to drag/drop move/copy selected contacts (single/multiple) between our Outlook profile and the Groups Contact list with appropriate confirmation prompts such as, "You are about to move/copy X contact(s) to group 'Group Name'. Is this correct?".

Enable an option to categorize emails based on colors in a group. This will make the group inbox be managed effectively. If there are multiple people in group who are accessing the Inbox Group, It is difficult to assign jobs and also coordinate who has picked up that email and is working on it.

Adding members to groups has to happen one person at a time? Contact group management allows you to open various address lists and select multiple items then click "Members" and it adds all selected items at once, the groups feature forces you to type and search for members one at a time and add them as you find them. <- this method absolutely kills productivity please add functionality similar to that of group contacts before I go insane(er)

it would be great if we can delete a thread in conversation in Outlook Groups. Not just the whole conversation. This can be done on web access.

Provide a feature to setup Rules and Alerts for a 'Groups' inbox in Microsoft Outlook 2016 notifications can be auto-forwarded from the Planner to the individual who has been assigned the task.

Return the Delete Groupings instead of doing it individually. Allow deleted folder to automatically delete upon closing

Pouvoir ajouter plusieurs contacts d'une categorie dans un groupe en un clic.
Et aussi d'inclure dans la fiche contact un iconne "ajouter dans un groupe"
merci

Provide a feature to sort Group Contact list (Distribution List) in Microsoft Outlook 2016 using Company Name to track email communication more efficiently.

Provide a feature to copy an email item to Group Conversation folder in Microsoft Outlook 2016 to get rid of the extra Distribution List folder that may be required otherwise via API. It is possible to copy mail items in own folder but there is no way to copy it to Group Conversation folder. The goal is to conserve the original headers of the mail item. When a forward is done, the header is distroyed.

Distribution administration does not show hidden contacts in address Book from O365 possible security problems when groups needed to be updated by the owner.

A tab to quickly see and manage all group email recipients

Provide a feature to enable safer deletion of emails in Groups and recovery as well in Microsoft Outlook 2016 plus add a warning to let people know that they are deleting the ENTIRE group, not just one member.

Add a preview option in Outlook to view members of a dynamic distribution list, its selection criteria and estimated number of recipients. Dynamic Distribution Lists are a wonderful tool, but when the users have to contact their Exchange admins to find out who would be a recipient, they lose value as people become afraid of using them not knowing you will receive the message.