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Microsoft 365 Support Access and Admin Consent Governance Guide

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  1. Interactive/non-interactive sign-ins Assignment and owner changes Unusual resource access and failed activity

    In Account allocation and ownership

  2. Identify the principal, permission model, and revocation object Is user presence required? Is the scope necessary? Can user consent be limited to low-risk permissions and verified publishers? Request, approver, decision, service request, duration, email/history, audit records; deny or allow the approved period to expire.

    In AI SDR agent human approval

  3. Do not collapse five different access paths into “vendor access” An OAuth consent grant, an enterprise application assignment, a partner’s GDAP relationship, an administrator role, and a Microsoft Customer Lockbox request are not interchangeable. User and admin consent

    In Customer advocacy consent

  4. Do not collapse five different access paths into “vendor access” They use different identities, approval mechanisms, scopes, time limits, logs, and revocation methods. User and admin consent

    In Customer advocacy consent

  5. Do not collapse five different access paths into “vendor access” Each needs a named owner and a reproducible decision record. User and admin consent

    In Customer advocacy consent

  6. User and admin consent Controls whether an application can receive delegated or application permissions and who is authorized to approve the requested scope. Enterprise applications

    In Customer advocacy consent

  7. Approve safely Use the correct privileged role, record the approver, grant only the reviewed scope, and avoid unrelated changes. Monitor

    In Outbound stack governance

  8. Partner security groups assigned to roles Named partner users and role purpose MFA/Conditional Access considerations

    In Partner agreements and governance

  9. MFA/Conditional Access considerations Joiner/mover/leaver process Emergency elevation procedure

    In Partner agreements and governance