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I would have thought the answer to this at a corporation was Single Sign On? I don't run IT these days, but when I did...we used to mark them as inactive in Az
by jimnotgym 3y ago
I would have thought the answer to this at a corporation was Single Sign On?
I don't run IT these days, but when I did...we used to mark them as inactive in Azure Active Directory. They could no longer log in to any Office 365 service, Outlook Teams or whatever, and none of the third party services we had using MS SSO. Wouldn't you join Slack to it too?
- justusthane 3y agoIf you have a competent/adequately resourced IT department, sure, of course. It’s also possible that a different department set up Slack without consulting IT.