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IT admins can manage SharePoint Embedded containers like they manage SharePoint sites using either SharePoint Admin Center or PowerShell, with the appropriate SharePoint Embedded administrator role. Install the latest version of SharePoint PowerShell module. Storage and quota are combined with SharePoint in your organization. Use the Loop application IDs to filter to Loop containers in PowerShell:
- Loop Web Application ID:
a187e399-0c36-4b98-8f04-1edc167a0996
- Loop Mobile Application ID:
0922ef46-e1b9-4f7e-9134-9ad00547eb41
- Copilot Pages and Copilot Notebooks containers are created using the Loop Application IDs.
Ownerless workspaces
IT admins can use SharePoint Admin Center and PowerShell to find ownerless tenant-owned Loop workspaces. For more information, see Consuming Tenant Admin, and Get-SPO Container. The Loop Application IDs are listed in this article.
Listing all the user-owned containers
To get a list of all of user-owned containers in your organization, regardless of the container name, update the following sample PowerShell to your needs:
Get-SPOContainer -OwningApplicationId 'a187e399-0c36-4b98-8f04-1edc167a0996' | WHERE OwnershipType -EQ 'UserOwned' | FT
Related articles
- Summary of Compliance, Lifecycle, Governance
- Configuration Requirements
- Copilot Pages and Notebooks Storage
- Permissions
- Copilot Pages and Notebooks Admin toggles
- Purview and SharePoint Embedded containers
- Loop Storage
- Loop Admin toggles
- UX examples for admin toggle states
- Overview of Loop components in Microsoft 365