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Guest Management Reports Page Overview

In this article, learn how to access and use the Guest management reports built into Orchestry

    What are Orchestry's Guest Management Reports?

    To help you manage the lifecycle of your guest accounts, Orchestry provides built-in reports to help you audit for guest access, status, inactivity and domains.

     

     

    The guest accounts shown on the Reports page are all pulled from Entra ID (formerly Azure) via the MS Graph.   This way, you are looking at the most accurate data available from your tenant. 

    The Guest Management Reports Page

    From the (guest management) Reports page you can:

    • View your guest accounts through the different built-in reports from Orchestry
    • Manually audit guest accounts through the search and filter tools
    • Take actions, such as re-sending guest invitations, or deleting them from Entra

    By changing to a different guest report, you can change what information is present on the table

     

     

    You can take certain actions on guest accounts, such as:

    • Re-send Entra invitation
    • View account in Entra
    • Delete account from Entra

     

     

    If you are looking for specific users, or domains - you can use the built-in search and filter. 

     

     

    TIP: You can include deleted accounts using the 'Show/Hide Deleted" button

     

     

    Using Orchestry's Guest Management Reports

    Using Orchestry's built-in Guest Management report, you can quickly audit your guest accounts for many scenarios.  Different reports will present your information in different ways.

    To view a Guest report:

    1. From the Reports page (under 'Guest Management'), click the Reports button
    2. Click on a report to view it

     

    TIP: You can also launch many of these reports from the Guest Management dashboard and certain Recommendations.

     

    Note that different reports can show different data fields.  For example, the 'All Guests' report includes a field called 'Groups' that shows the number of M365 groups a guest has access to:



     

    In another example, the 'Access Violations' report doesn't have the 'Groups' field, but adds an 'Access Violation' column that describes why an account is flagged as a violation:

     

    The Guest Account Details Page

    Clicking on a guest account launches the Guest account details page, which enables you to view information about a given guest account, such as the account status, workspaces they have access to, account history and more.

    The Overview tab shows all workspaces that a guest account has access to:

     

     

    The Lifecycle tab shows creation, access and review histories of the guest account: