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Help with Permission Policies and/or Setup Policies
SC-BPC Users can only receive one policy at a time, there is no ability currently to add together policies.
To achieve what you describe you would potentially need 4 policies, neither, adobe only, chatbot only and both. Now think about adding a third app to the mix, the permutations and combinations increases exponentially each time.
It's not worth trying to use Teams polices for fine-grain per user permissions. I would switch your model around to group users into a small number of categories, maybe departments or something else that makes sense in your business then choose which apps are appropriate to each one. I would also include an 'Early Adopters' group to test new apps before wider deployment.
If you really need permissions to protect data that should be a function of the app, not a feature of whether the app is available, ultimate these apps are not really much more than web sites, most don't generally have fine grained permissions for access the internet, rather rely on permissions to log on to the apps.
SC-BPC Users can only receive one policy at a time, there is no ability currently to add together policies.
To achieve what you describe you would potentially need 4 policies, neither, adobe only, chatbot only and both. Now think about adding a third app to the mix, the permutations and combinations increases exponentially each time.
It's not worth trying to use Teams polices for fine-grain per user permissions. I would switch your model around to group users into a small number of categories, maybe departments or something else that makes sense in your business then choose which apps are appropriate to each one. I would also include an 'Early Adopters' group to test new apps before wider deployment.
If you really need permissions to protect data that should be a function of the app, not a feature of whether the app is available, ultimate these apps are not really much more than web sites, most don't generally have fine grained permissions for access the internet, rather rely on permissions to log on to the apps.
