Allow whitelisting of Office Add-Ins in the store for enterprise customers for their end-users. At the moment they only can block access to the store and use 'central deployment'.

It will be great if you could add number of downloads in the Office Store for an App so that end users can understand the popularity of the app ?

Currently Office365 Store allows anonymous comments on the product site, which could destroy opinion about each app by haters, trolls and competitors. It makes O365 Store unreliable platform for selling software. Each comment should have mandatory first name, last name, organization name, when app as used etc. You can check Capterra (capterra.com) or GetApp (getapp.com) to see how the comment system should look like.

TaskPaneApp manifest works fine loading from"office 365 app Catalog" site with English character in description and name.
But when I add German or any other European characters it stop loading from the catalog; basically it does not render in "My Add-ins" >> "My Organization" apps. it works fine with Word 2013 but does not work with word 2016.

Encoding for the manifest file is "unicode (utf-8 with signature) - codepage 65001"

Seems to be bug around encoding.

We would like to be able to publish Add-Ins accessible to specific user groups in multiple companies (where internal distribution is not possible via SharePoint, O365 Admin Center, or network share). Including such Add-Ins in the public Store listing is not appropriate. Perhaps invited users would access the add-in Store page via a URL link.

Sellerdashboard metrics only show up to 4 weeks, even when download the metric data I always got previous 4 weeks and all time results.
If I'm running a campaign for 2 months I have to manually download the CSV file.

Your site is popping up in the middle of what I'm attempting to do and THAT is very frustrating

The basic request is to support Office Add-in installation from a standard web server (via http or https), in addition to the existing locations: 1) Office Store, 2) network share, or 3) Sharepoint server.

For details about my requirements, please see forum thread:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/5b8cf52b-4fa3-4fc4-8d25-caf05a442f15/can-i-host-my-addins-manifest-on-a-web-server?forum=appsforoffice

Who is responsible for the information architecture of the Office App Store? the categories are far from helpful. They are overlapping and inconsistent. There is no hierarchy, I seldom can tell what category to use to refine my searching. They need to take a look at the commercial sites like BestBuy and create metadata that can be used to refine search results with helpful criteria

Currently, its not possible to open files (encoded with a key on the PC-version) on smartphones with the Office App. You have to use another App to do that.

It would be nice to make that work.

PlanBcp is a disaster recovery and business continuity planning solution that promotes using Azure cloud technology in your plans. It would be nice if the Seller Dashboard had a Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity category.

i have requirement where i need to get exchange rooms (like we do through EWS by using getRooms)in my outlook mail app, right now there is no such functionality where through makeEwsRequest i can get the rooms.

The front page to the new store looks fantastic, it's nice, user-friendly and very intuitive. But that redesign doesn't extent to the page for each app.

When you click on an app, the page for each app is messy. It should be redesigned to encourage users to explore the screenshots, read the description and instructions, click relevant video, and ultimately add the app.

On the search result page for Office Apps, show the provider field of each App.

e.g. https://store.office.com/search.aspx?productgroup=SharePoint&catfltr=6&category=Editor%2527s%2BPicks

Can't tell which apps are made by Microsoft and which ones are made by which partner.

Apps for Excel, Word, PowerPoint are available but for the moment there isn't the possibility to develop an app for Visio. Why ?