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What happens to a user's To Do tasks when they leave the organization?
My team and I have seen a lot of issues with organizational leadership and professionals not being aware that, when their teammates or subordinates leave, the ex-employee's OneDrive files (including ...
- Yes. Keep in mind that they will be shown as separate folder under Tasks for said user.
VasilMichev Good to know; that's a start. Thank you. Looks like a programmatic solution would be the most thorough and efficient — unfortunately, neither I nor any of my teammates know anything about Graph API, or API in general 😅 A simpler solution might be better for us, at least to start with.
If User 1 is about to leave the organization (or has left already), would delegating their mailbox to User 2 allow User 2 access to User 1's To Do tasks?
If User 1 is about to leave the organization (or has left already), would delegating their mailbox to User 2 allow User 2 access to User 1's To Do tasks?
Yes. Keep in mind that they will be shown as separate folder under Tasks for said user.
- Alright, that works. I'll record that as our solution to use going forward. Thank you, Vasil! Best of luck to you.
NathanFAW Happy workday to you.
I am confirming Vasil's solution. As you develop your "Existing Employee IT Procedures," our IT governance gave the "leader only" access to ex-employee's content for privacy purposes.
This way, the leader can review and, most importantly, remove any personal content. Then the leader can check the remaining information with the team and delegate the tasks.I hope this helps.
Teresa_Cyrus Thanks for confirming, Teresa! I don't think I'm familiar with the term "leader only" or "'leader only' access" in a governance context. Is that a term for a designated leader who is not a member of the team they manage?
