Has anyone successfully done eDiscovery (Advanced or Core) compliance exports using strictly PowerShell? I’m able to create a case, collection, and review set. I’m having trouble adding the collection to the review set using PowerShell; what I have just creates a “draft” collection. I’m using the Microsoft Graph cmdlets, but am open to any way to accomplish this. TIA.
Here’s what I have so far - eDiscovery automation · GitHub
Based on this article Create Core and Advanced eDiscovery Cases using PowerShell – Liam Cleary [MVP and MCT]
(We’re not setting up holds, just exporting many accounts’ data)
Specifically I’m trying to set this property using PowerShell.
