Inactive Guest Users
This article explains how to activate the Inactive Guest Users policy.
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This article explains how to activate the Inactive Guest Users policy.
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Syskit Point provides a predefined Inactive Guest Users policy that is applied tenant-wide.
To activate the policy, navigate to the Policies settings screen and click the Edit Policy (1) icon.
The Edit Policy dialog opens where you can:
Select when a user is considered inactive (1) by choosing the amount of days that need to pass
Select the severity level (2) for the policy
Enable Task Delegation (3) by clicking the toggle next to it
Select who will validate guest users (4):
Manager of Guest User; when the option is selected, the person responsible for the validation, in case the Guest User does not have a defined manager, needs to be chosen
Syskit Point Administrators; this option is selected by default
Custom Recipients; when selected, use the input field to select custom users that will be responsible for the validation of Guest Users
Select what Syskit Point should do if there is no validation response(5):
Automatically disable guest user
Automatically delete guest user
Perform no action
Click the checkbox if you want a reminder sent (6) 3 work days before the due date
Click Save (7) once you are done with the policy configuration.
Based on your configuration, Syskit Point will start the task delegation workflow when an inactive Guest User is detected.
Please note! You should have at least one user in your tenant with the Azure AD Premium P1 license assigned to detect sign-in times for guest users accurately.
For details on how collaborators can resolve Inactive Guest Users tasks, navigate to the following article.
