Orchestry gives your IT team one place to provision, secure, and retire the SharePoint and Teams sites behind every construction project. New sites get created right, architects and subcontractors only see what they should, and nothing accumulates cost after handover.
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Architects, engineers, and subcontractors get added for one project and keep access long after it closes.
Completed jobs sit in storage and licensing costs because nobody archives them.
Naming, structure, and permissions depend on whoever clicked "create," so finding anything, or trusting its permissions, is a guess.
When a project wraps, the project manager moves on. The site stays. Without an owner assigned at creation, the archive decision and access review never get triggered.
Completed project sites, stale guests, and oversharing don't disappear when Copilot is turned on. They become discoverable. Getting a construction tenant AI-ready means doing the access and cleanup work first.
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of workspaces are inactive within 90 days at first measure
inactive Teams archived via lifecycle management
reclaimed in year one by archiving inactive workspaces
Provisioning Templates carry your governance into the moment of creation: naming conventions, blocked words, the right sensitivity label, required metadata, library structure, and approval routing for higher-risk requests. A new job site is born consistent and compliant, without a ticket to IT.
Guest access requests route to an owner for one-click approval. The Team Information tab shows each site's membership, sharing links, and broken permissions at a glance. Workspace Review walks an owner through guest access and sharing health every month in about 20 minutes. Oversharing detection flags the sites exposing more than they should.
When a project wraps, delegated lifecycle workflows send the archive decision to the site owner as a one-click action inside Orchestry, not a backlog item for IT. Old job sites get archived, storage and licensing come back, and the tenant stays the size of your active work. That same cleaned-up access surface is what makes a construction tenant ready for Copilot.
Yes. Orchestry covers governed provisioning from the ground up: naming conventions, sensitivity labels, required metadata, approval routing, and template-based site creation. It also covers the lifecycle work a provisioning-only tool never addressed, including scheduled guest access reviews, inactivity-based archiving, and storage governance. If you're migrating off a tool that handled provisioning, Orchestry picks up everything it did plus the full governance layer.
No. Orchestry governs the Microsoft 365 layer, the Teams channels and SharePoint sites that sit alongside your project management tools. Most construction firms run Orchestry alongside their existing platform, not instead of it.