Get-KeeperMspLicenses command does not exist

[Trefex]

It seems the Get-KeeperMspLicenses command does not exist in the PowerCommander cmdlet list.

Thanks, T

[sk-keeper]

Yes, that is correct. PowerCommander supports these MSP cmdlets

• Get-KeeperManagedCompanies
• New-KeeperManagedCompany
• Remove-KeeperManagedCompany
• Edit-KeeperManagedCompany

What information you would expect Get-KeeperMspLicenses cmdlet to return in terms of Python's Commander? msp-billing-report ?

[Trefex]

@sk-keeper good question, as it is listed in the docs, I thought it would exist, I am not sure what it could return though.

In general though, it would be nice to be able to get licensing information for my specific tenant / company via CLI.

[quog]

@sk-keeper Can I second adding Get-KeeperMSPLicenses? I would like to script fetching our MSP billing for the month in Powershell and the windows commander.exe appears to be only interactive (and I'm not a Python guy.)

Scratch that - I have figured out how to run the keeper commander from powershell with auto logon and save the billing report data. Now just have to parse it which is fine.

[sk-keeper]

We can add a command similar to Commander's msp-billing-report

[sk-keeper]

Get-MspBillingReport command is added to Powershell module