What are Delegated Rules for Expiry Policies
Delegated rules allow you to group set-expiry rules together and only apply a change when all preceding rules are confirmed as true.
Delegated rules allow you to group set-expiry rules together and only apply a change when all preceding rules are confirmed as true.
The 'Check Compliance' Action can be run at any time by the service instance owners or named people or groups of the workspace.
Learn about the compliance rules available to look for inactive guests and how to report, notify or remove them
Learn about the owner mismatch rules for compliance checks and how it can be configured
Learn how to check for non compliant workspaces related to Guest access being enabled or disabled. Create a policy with Guest access mismatch rules to ensure the settings are applied as needed
When configuring your Policies in ProvisionPoint Rules need to be added to ruleset groups. This article will explain what External Sharing mismatch is and list the rules that are available.
Learn how to link Compliance policies to your workspaces to schedule your checks to be run
Learn how to change a Compliance policy and the impact of the change
The 'Scheduled Runs' views will show a list of all compliance policies that have run. Review the results for non compliance and failures
The Policy Check view allows app or queue managers to view each policy run for each service instance (workspace). Check for non compliance and failures to ensure that you are clear on the status of your workspaces