Leavers leave. Their access, licenses and resources stay.
Access outlives the employee
Disabling the account is one task of many; the Teams, sites and files a leaver owned or could reach stay behind, and so does the risk they carry.
Licenses keep costing money
Disabled accounts with licenses still attached keep billing month after month, and nobody notices until someone goes looking.
Nobody sees the whole checklist
Offboarding spans many services and many stakeholders, and a task missed in one service stays missed until it surfaces as a security question you cannot answer.
Never miss tasks again
Whenever an employee leaves your company, the offboarding process consists of numerous tasks involving many different services. With Rencore Governance, you define your offboarding policy and easily discover what you might have missed, like disabled user accounts with assigned licenses still attached, still costing you money.

Offboarding with the click of a button
Whenever Rencore Governance discovers missed offboarding tasks, you get notified. Using the built-in automation engine, you can automatically disable external user accounts inactive for more than six months, and reassign the resources of a disabled user to their manager.

Keep everyone in the loop
Offboarding a user involves many stakeholders at once. To keep them all updated, Rencore Governance builds recurring reports on disabled accounts with assigned licenses and offboarding progress, and shares them automatically with everyone involved.
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User offboarding FAQs
What does offboarding a Microsoft 365 user actually involve?
More than disabling the account. Licenses need reassigning, owned resources need a new owner, and access across services needs removing. Rencore Governance lists every resource related to a departing user, so no task is missed.
How do I find offboarding tasks that were missed?
You define your offboarding policy in Rencore Governance and it continuously monitors your tenant against it. Whenever it discovers a missed task, such as a disabled account with licenses still attached, you get notified.
Can offboarding steps run automatically?
Yes. The built-in automation engine can, for example, disable external user accounts inactive for more than six months and reassign the resources of a disabled user to their manager.
What happens to the licenses of departed users?
Rencore flags disabled user accounts that still hold license assignments and reports on licenses held by inactive users, so paid seats stop quietly costing money and can be reassigned.
How do the stakeholders involved stay informed?
Rencore Governance builds recurring reports on offboarding progress, including disabled accounts with assigned licenses, and shares them automatically with everyone involved.



