About AdminDroid
AdminDroid is a specialized software company focused on reporting, auditing, security, and management for Microsoft 365 (Office 365) and on‑premises Active Directory environments. Their flagship product, AdminDroid Microsoft 365 Reporter, provides detailed analytics and dashboards for Exchange Online, SharePoint, Teams, OneDrive, Azure AD, and other Microsoft 365 services, helping IT teams improve visibility, compliance, and security. Based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, AdminDroid serves organizations of all sizes worldwide, from small businesses to large enterprises, through downloadable software that runs in the customer’s own environment.
A charge from AdminDroid typically appears on a bank or card statement when you (or your organization’s IT team) purchase or renew a license for AdminDroid Microsoft 365 Reporter or related add‑ons. Common scenarios include annual or multi‑year subscription renewals, upgrades from the free edition to a paid edition, adding more users/tenants, or converting from a trial license to a paid subscription once the trial period ends. You may also see charges for maintenance/updates or extended support if your organization opted for those services as part of the licensing agreement. In some cases, you might briefly see pending or authorization charges when a card is first validated during checkout, which are later finalized or reversed.
If you’re unsure about an AdminDroid charge, start by checking with your IT, security, or Microsoft 365 administrator to see whether they recently purchased or renewed AdminDroid licenses. You can usually find related invoices or receipts in the purchasing contact’s email inbox or inside your AdminDroid account/portal, accessible via the admindroid.com website. For billing questions, license clarifications, or disputes, contact AdminDroid through the Support or Contact section of admindroid.com and provide the last 4 digits of the card, the exact charge amount, and date so they can locate the transaction. If the charge is unauthorized, ask AdminDroid to investigate and also contact your bank or card provider to report and block further charges if needed.