If you want to hand-craft (or edit) a backup file, the format of each site’s data is with the text values each separated by a comma, laid out as you see on the Setup form from left to right and…

Sorry, no. bounSky only works with the Skype for Business client app (previously known as Lync).

bounSky is freeware. It’s free for you to use in any environment. You still need the relevant Microsoft apps, CALs and/or Office 365 subscriptions of course.

To access more than 80 sites you need to take advantage of the CSV Export and Import process under the File menu. This lets you “page out” and “page in” whole new sets of sites.

Yes. It works the same regardless of whether your account is hosted on-premises or in the cloud. You can even store a mixture of accounts or sites: some on-prem, others in the cloud.

Yes! bounSky lets you easily switch between test user accounts that might have different attributes, and this is frequently used to expedite troubleshooting. e.g. if you use Enterprise Voice, you might consider creating test accounts with different Voice Policies. If…

Alas, no. Microsoft hasn’t released a Software Development Kit (SDK) for the Windows phone, so there’s no available ‘hook’ or way to control the client.

Alas, no. At “Build 2016” Microsoft announced a Software Development Kit (SDK) for Skype for Business for the Android o/s but the versions we’ve seen to date don’t offer the ability for a third-party app to sign a user out…

Alas, no. At “Build 2016” Microsoft announced a Software Development Kit (SDK) for Skype for Business for iOS but the versions we’ve seen to date don’t offer the ability for a third-party app to sign a user out and in,…

Yes! The Lync / SfB client will cache your credentials if you sign in once through the client and check the “save my password” box. In bounSky you can setup this account with a blank (empty) password. When you click…