It would be great to be able to search for these groups and opt them out of entrustment / or if there was a separate policy I could apply to them to say Never instead of the 90 days.

- Thus, instead of having the policy being applied to the whole tenant, it could be divided within department, business units, teams, etc.

Make the stats clickable (drill-down). 
Ability to click on the “Archived groups” and “Kept groups” to see what makes up the stats.

It would be nice to be able to delete an unused group that does not need to be archived.

In the Archive page, we should be able to see within the list and the details of archived items the person that decided to archive the group.
- Group owner(s) and/or IT admin(s)

Detect activated related to Office 365 groups

Add the ability to archive Teams channels and messages.

Add the ability to report on Teams activity per channel to have more granularity.

Have an option to export the data present her to Excel

Add an export in Excel or CSV of metadata in the activity feed to pull out, for example, all the last created ones in last February. and bring that data into a meeting with stakeholders.

Add a search by group owners in the Archive page (like for the Groups page)

Would like for us to have a clearer plan of what we do with groups/sites retention policies. Integrating them is really important.

Add the content size of each groups within the list – to see if those are just empty groups and he should delete them.

- Then IT might ask owners if the group is still needed, or would even archive it on the spot.

Resurface groups that have no members and display it in the app
- In the Assistant or Groups page

Would love to have an automated creation of groups process that could ask a couple of questions to owners before their group is really created. In brief, to have help with the beginning of the lifecycle of Office 365 groups.

Also, ShareGate Apricot’s auto-entrust would mean that the end of the lifecycle of O365 groups are also covered.

Add info if OneNote is being used by a group in this groups details page

Divide the activity feed in sections. For example, groups created, groups entrusted, groups deleted, groups archived.

- Similar to the Microsoft Admin Center

Admins should always have the right to override owners’ decisions.

Add in a way to edit the group name.
- To respect naming convention

We were discussing how nice it would be to have an "external user cleanup" feature added to the product. It seems kind of annoying that external guest accounts will always remain in the Azure tenant even if you delete a group.