We have a premise-based (not hosted) exchange server like many companies. We connect our Office 365 subscription to this server. This excludes us from using OCM with our Outlook.

I can't see emails (relationship history) in shared deals and contacts. See only history of changes

I want to be able to see all emails or posts only related to deal and hide history of changes entries (like changes of contacts names, etc.)

I've used Office Lens to can business cards and capture the information. Works great, but the default storage in Outlook is contacts. Why can we not store to OCM directly?

Outlook manages my business email and the email associated with another company (account). It would be helpful for all emails related to an contact be tracked. Currently on the business email associated with my Office 365 account is tracked.

The ability to reduce the display size of the list. I'm constantly having to scroll across because the font is so large.

When clicking on a recipient address in Outlook Email there should be an option to add to OCM not just Outlook contacts.

There appears to be no way to edit the deal stage. One can only delete the stage, and reenter it. Presumably, this will invalidate the entry in all the deals.

'Date' columns are formatted Date/Time: 2015-08-26T00:00:00. When adding a column for a date, there should be 'format' parameter:
mm/dd/yy
mm/dd/yyyy
mmm, dd, yyyy
mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss
mm/dd/yy hh:mm
mm/dd/yy hh:mm am/pm

With the ability to add hours/minutes in the edit mode. Currently there's a date selector but no time selector...

It would be good to add more than one email.
I like to have several emails saved e.g. enquiries, accounts, procurement.
There is nothing worse than trying to issue an invoice and not having all the right emails at hand

Only the sender can be added via Customer Manager window while in the mailbox.
It would be great to add all those the email was sent to / cc'd. Especially as the majority of them are from the same company.

Ideally when you add one contact OCM should prompt you when there are new contacts with the same email domain as the contact you just saved.

The address is saved to the contact but not the actual entry for the business.
Perhaps when you chose to list a new business a card pops up to fill out the details before returning to the customer card?

It would be really nice if OCM could be disabled per tenant instead of having to powershell it away similar to the snippet below I just did:

# create temporary AccountSkuId to apply to all O365 BP users

$x = New-MsolLicenseOptions -AccountSkuId "domain:O365_BUSINESS_PREMIUM" -DisabledPlans "PROJECTWORKMANAGEMENT", "O365_SB_Relationship_Management"

# find all licensed users that have O365 BP and apply the new profile

Get-MsolUser -all | Where-Object {$_.isLicensed -eq "True" -and $_.Licenses.AccountSKUid -eq "domain:O365_BUSINESS_PREMIUM" } | Set-MsolUserLicense -LicenseOptions $x

# verify
(Get-MsolUser -UserPrincipalName someone@somewhere).Licenses.ServiceStatus

At the moment the only way to create Reports utilising the Data you add to OCM is by downloading into Excel using the Export Button which produces a standard format Spreadsheet. Particularly from a Deal Management perspective it would make sense to be able to produce bespoke reports based on the data you wanted to see (as was available previously in BCM).

We need option to stop sending emails to invalid Email IDs. If we trying to send email to invalid Email Id, system wont allow us to click send button .It force us to remove the invalid Email IDs .Email. After remove the invalid Email IDs from the address bar .then only user can able to click send button