Microsoft partners and customers will soon be able to make use of Granular Delegated Access of Privilege (GDAP) with Microsoft 365 and Azure, allowing them to set different levels of access for different kinds of users.
►Enables different levels of access to be granted to different users or groups
►Provides added flexibility for admins and services providers
While details are yet to be confirmed, it is expected that GDAP will become available this spring. Its arrival will be broadly welcomed by partners and their customers as it will enable organisations and services providers to grant different levels of access and capability to make changes to different individuals and / or groups of users.
This would mean that you could, for example, allow end-users the ability to view configurations but not make changes, assign limited authority to make changes to IT administrators, and only provide full access to service provider technicians.
To find out more about the forthcoming release of GDAP, please complete the form below for submission to the Microsoft CSP team.
