Health systems run hundreds of SharePoint and Teams sites, with external providers and rotating staff moving in and out constantly. Orchestry gives IT one place to provision sites to standard, keep guest access in check, and retire what's no longer used.
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External providers, partner organizations, students, and rotating staff get added for a stretch of work. When the work ends, the access usually doesn't.
Finding the right site becomes guesswork. Trusting its permissions becomes a question you can't quickly answer.
Manual and ticket-driven processes don't scale to that gap. The access problems accumulate until a review, an audit, or an incident forces the cleanup.
Clinical and administrative teams need fast access to collaborate and get their work done. Governance that creates friction doesn't get adopted.
Legacy oversharing, unreviewed guest accounts, and sites no one owns don't stay invisible when Copilot is switched on. Getting the tenant AI-ready means doing the access and cleanup work first.
| Jeremy Maidment Modern Work Architect |
Saved overnight through workspace reviews
Reduction in SharePoint sites
On Orchestry cost versus annual savings
Orchestry gives IT the full guest and external exposure in one view, then routes the cleanup to owners as one-click actions.
Guest requests routed to a responsible owner for one-click approval, not a periodic IT chore
A monthly workspace review covers guest access and sharing health in about 20 minutes per owner
Membership, sharing links, and broken permissions surfaced in one view, not dug out site by site
Oversharing detection flags sensitive content exposed too broadly, the foundation for safe Copilot rollout
Orchestry can host your data in your own Azure tenant, in your own region.
Healthcare IT teams are small and the environments are enormous. Orchestry gives staff governed self-service, so they request a site and get it in minutes, with governance baked in at creation and IT out of the bottleneck. Monash Health manages Microsoft 365 for 30,000 users with a core team of only three, because provisioning, guest reviews, and archiving are delegated and automated rather than manual.
Governed self-service, with naming, owners, metadata, and the right sensitivity label enforced every time
Approval routing for higher-risk requests, so the right person signs off before a site exists
Templates for each site type, including department, clinical program, project, committee, and external-facing
Configuration, not custom code, so a small team isn't maintaining scripts
Inactive and duplicate sites pile up storage and licensing cost and add to what has to be governed and audited. Orchestry turns that backlog into owner-confirmed actions on an inactivity schedule, so storage comes back and active content stays exactly where people expect it.
Inactive sites no one owns, surfaced automatically
Inactivity-based archival and renewal policies, owner-confirmed before anything is sealed
SharePoint storage and licensing recovered from dormant content
Archival that supports retention obligations rather than fighting them
Does Orchestry help us get ready for Copilot?