Searching documents with "Sensitivity" Label-ID
Well we have made the field "InformationProtectionLabelId" as Managed Property. So as a App or a User if you want a list of files having a specific label you can simply search using the label's GUID. Like below: Use like below in SharePoint search box InformationProtectionLabelId: 2702e115-d7fc-4912-b15b-a9b7662b1476 To use search API do below: https://<your domain>/_api/search/query?Querytext=%27InformationProtectionLabelId=<guid of the label> That's how you use the search API to search for ALL contents with a specific label
Default Sensitivity (Information Protection) Labels in a SharePoint Online Document Library
I am currently in the process of implementing information protection in a new SharePoint Online architecture that I am building to replace our one classic site (to rule them all), but I am experiencing an issue when trying to assign a default sensitivity label to an existing or new document library. When accessing the basic library settings for any existing document library, I get two grey boxes that look like they are loading in, but never load where the default sensitivity label settings should be. When creating a new document library, I can see the default sensitivity label setting, but there are no labels available. For some context, I have created four sensitivity labels so far, and have created a test label policy that has assigned all four labels to my own account for testing. For licensing, I have the following: Office 365 E3 Enterprise Mobility + Security E5 Microsoft Defender for Office 365 (Plan 2) Microsoft 365 E5 Compliance This Licensing structure came out cheaper than M365 E5 and I was under the assumption that it had all of the functionality that my organisation requires at this point in time. I have raised this issue with Microsoft support on the April 25th and still have not yet had a proper consultation let alone a resolution, so I am hoping the community here would be a bit more responsive. Let me know if there is any more information that might be of help.
