How can we automate user provisioning and deprovisioning for Outlook via SCIM?

Based on current information, it is not possible to automate user provisioning for Zoom Docs specifically via SCIM. The SCIM functionality provided by Zoom applies to core Zoom platform users and licensed products like Meetings, not to specific application features such as Zoom Docs. Provisioning for Zoom Docs is managed through administrative settings within the Zoom web portal.

To restrict external sharing and guest access in Google Slides while enabling collaboration, you can use a combination of file-level and organization-wide controls in Google Workspace. This strategy involves limiting access to specific people or trusted domains, preventing editors from sharing further, and disabling anonymous links.

"It is crucial to implement suitable multi-layered API rate-limit safeguards before to launching a new interface with Docs in order to prevent inadvertent throttling or outages. Use exponential backoff with jitter after encountering API response 429 failures. Start by implementing client-side throttling, which caps requests at a rate of 100 requests per minute per user or token. After integration, create distinct pools for processes that are read-heavy and those that are write-heavy, and then set a server-side quota based on traffic patterns.
To make limitations constant across several servers, utilize token-based rate limiting (by IP, user, or API key) and record usage stats in Redis or DynamoDB. Leaky bucket or token bucket methods can be used to balance out bursts and stop a single client from causing traffic spikes."

To ensure Google Workspace products meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA standards, Google performs a combination of manual testing, automated checks, and reviews by accessibility specialists. This comprehensive process evaluates how well Google Workspace functions for users with disabilities.

To track SharePoint license utilization and right-size costs, you can use reports available in the Microsoft 365 admin center, Power BI, and PowerShell. These tools help identify active and inactive users, monitor storage growth, and analyze engagement with SharePoint content.