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Automate provisioning, enforce naming policies, and retire inactive Teams on schedule, without writing a single line of PowerShell.
Teams was designed for collaboration, not governance. The moment your organization crosses a few hundred users, the cracks show: every employee can spin up a new Team, no one cleans up the dead ones, naming becomes a free-for-all, and external guests linger long after their projects end. IT carries the consequences, and the audit.
Pain: Hundreds of Teams created without approval, half of them inactive.
Consequence: Unused teams still fill your tenant storage, every one widens your attack surface, and the compliance footprint gets harder to defend in an audit.
Pain: Provisioning, naming, classification, archival, all done by hand.
Consequence: Your best IT people spend their weeks on Teams cleanup instead of strategic projects. Backlog grows. Burnout follows.
Pain: Copilot indexes every Team it has access to, including the ones with stale permissions and forgotten sensitive content.
Consequence: A single Copilot query can surface data that should have been archived two years ago. You either delay AI rollout, or roll the dice.
Policy by default, self-service for users, full audit for IT.
Build approval workflows, naming conventions, and templates once. Apply them across every new Team, automatically.
Users request a Team through a guided form. IT defines what's allowed. Naming, classification, owners, and lifecycle are filled in automatically.
Inactive Teams archive themselves on schedule. External User Manager reviews guest access regularly. Governance reports are one click away.
A 40+ page guide on provisioning policies, lifecycle automation, naming conventions, and Copilot prep, distilled from 15+ years of customer rollouts.
Automate provisioning, enforce naming policies, retire inactive Teams on schedule.

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The Teams Manager lifecycle in particular provides real added value: we don't produce any data waste here. Teams that are no longer needed are automatically deleted.

There are always customers who need a better and more controllable way for guests in their tenant. Especially when the responsible person for a guest is not in IT. External User Manager provides a quick and easy set of features that helps many customers with their requirements.

Teams Manager is the perfect complement to our governance and adoption strategy for teams. It provides a way for us to intelligently apply naming conventions, metadata, and lifecycles to teams without a request process and maintain freedom for the teams facility for trained users.

Since the integration of Teams Manager into our Teams client, which allows us to create teams from templates, we finally have a fixed and strict process to manage teams, while having a great overview and control over all created teams.

Teams Manager has been helping us keep our Microsoft 365 environment organized and clean for 3 years. Since 2022 we also have External User Manager on board for our guest management. We are completely satisfied with Solutions2Share and the Teams apps.

I think the Teams Manager is an ingenious tool, which covers the current gaps of O365 teams with its functions. In addition, with colleagues from Solutions2Share you have a fast reacting partner with whom friendly communication at eye level is always fun.

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IT-HAUS brings structure to a fast-growing Microsoft Teams environment with Teams Manager: standardized templates, a clear creation process, and automatic cleanup of inactive teams.
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riha WeserGold saves 50% time in team and guest management with Teams Manager and External User Manager, automating approval processes and external access control.
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Ernsting's family migrated from a competing governance tool to Teams Manager and External User Manager for more intuitive M365 governance.
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40+ page playbook on provisioning, lifecycle, naming and Copilot prep.
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Audit-ready checklist with every governance control you need in place.
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The most common pitfalls, and the proven fixes from 15+ years of rollouts.
Browse →Teams sprawl is the uncontrolled creation of Microsoft Teams across an organization, typically without naming standards, owners, or expiry rules. Over time it fills your tenant storage, leaves teams without owners, creates security blind spots, and makes audits painful. Governance tools like Solutions2Share Teams Manager stop sprawl by enforcing policy at the moment a Team is requested.
Yes. In Teams Manager, IT admins configure approval flows, templates, naming rules, and lifecycle in a UI, without scripting. Guest access reviews work the same way in External User Manager. For edge cases, Teams Manager offers a public API and webhooks.
Copilot grounds its answers in whatever Teams and SharePoint content a user can access. If your tenant has stale Teams with over-permissioned content, Copilot will surface it. Fixing governance (archiving inactive Teams, tightening permissions, classifying sensitive Teams) is the prerequisite for a safe Copilot rollout.
Many former ShareGate customers now run Teams Manager for their Microsoft 365 governance. It covers the same provisioning, templating, and approval scenarios, plus lifecycle management. Guest access is handled by External User Manager, a separate app. Our Migration Service supports the switch.
Microsoft's native tools (Entra ID governance, sensitivity labels, retention policies) cover the basics but stop short of end-to-end provisioning workflows, granular guest lifecycle, or self-service request portals. Solutions2Share fills those gaps with a single, integrated layer that sits on top of M365, not replacing native controls but extending them.
Installation and setup usually take one to two days. If you'd like help, our optional implementation support brings governance best practices and industry templates from our customer projects.
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