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Export to PDFWhen your administrator enables the site collection renewal process and selects you as the renewal task assignee, you are responsible for reviewing and updating the site collection contacts, site collection permissions, and site collection metadata.
Contacts and users labeled as “Inactive” are those who have either been blocked from signing in or deleted from Microsoft 365.
You can view the site collection renewal task in the following areas:
In the new MyHub experience > Tasks and to-dos, click Start task to access the site collection renewal landing page.
In the legacy MyHub experience, you can find the task using one of the following methods, and click Renew to start the renewal task:
Click Workspaces in the left pane. On the Workspaces page, locate a site collection with the Action pending column value of Renew workspace. Click the site collection title to view details of the site collection in a panel.
Click To-do list in the left pane. On the To-do list page, navigate to the Confirmations section. The site collections that need your renewal are displayed. You can filter the tasks by Due date or Created date. Locate a site collection and click the view (button to view details of the site collection in a panel.
Your renewal experience may vary depending on your IT administrator’s configurations:
If you are taken to one of the following pages, refer to Renewal Overview and Start Renewal sections to complete the renewal process.
New landing page – If you see intake questions at the bottom of the page, you are on the new landing page.
When there are no available intake questions, the Start renewal button is displayed in the lower-right corner of the page.
Classic landing page – If you see the Renew Overview page with the Start renewal button displayed in the upper-right corner, you are on the classic landing page.
If a message appears asking if you are the correct person to renew the site collection, continue the following steps to complete the renewal process.
Click Yes to perform renewal or click No to reject renewal. If your IT administrator allows you to reassign the renewal task to another user or skip the renewal task, you can choose from the following options:
Yes, and I will complete the renewal process
Click Confirm and proceed to step 4.
No, but I know who is responsible for the renewal process
Enter the name of the user who is the correct person to renew the site collection, and then click Confirm. The renewal task will be reassigned to the user you select and you’ll no longer see the renewal task.
No, and I don’t know who is responsible for the renewal process
Click Confirm. The renewal task will be assigned to the next assignee set by your IT administrator.
If you confirm to renew the site collection and your IT administrator allows you to manage the site collection lifecycle via this task, you will be asked to confirm whether the site collection is still required. Choose from the following options:
Yes, I want to keep it
No, I want to:
This option appears when your IT administrator allows you to delete the site collection and archive the site collection. Choose to Delete this site collection or Archive this site collection.
Note the following:
If your IT administrator only allows you to delete the site collection, you will see the No, I want to delete it option.
If your IT administrator only allows you to archive the site collection, you will see the No, I want to archive it option.
The steps below list all renewal options AvePoint Cloud Governance provides. The information available to you for review is defined by your administrator.
Contact renewal – Review the current primary and secondary site collection contacts to check if they are still correct. If necessary, you can assign the contact roles to other users. When you finish, click Next.
Permission renewal – Review user permissions and SharePoint group permissions to check if they are still correct. Select a user or SharePoint group to view the permission details.
For a SharePoint group, you can perform the following actions:
View group members – Click View group members, and a panel will appear. You can perform the following actions on a selected group member:
Change group – If you choose the Change the group that the user belongs to action, select a target group from the drop-down list. If you choose the Remove the user action, choose one of the following options: Remove from the current group and Remove from the site collection. When you finish, click Save.
Remove user from group – Removes the selected user from the current group. Click Remove in the pop-up window to confirm.
Remove user from site collection – The user will no longer have any access to the site collection. Click Remove in the pop-up window to confirm.
Edit group permission – Locate an object in the list and select a permission level from the Permissions drop-down list.
Remove group permission – Locate an object in the list and click the remove button. A pop-up window appears asking for your confirmation. Click Remove to confirm.
For a user, you can perform the following actions:
Edit user permission – Locate an object in the list and select a permission level from the Permissions drop-down list.
Remove user permission – Locate an object in the list and click the remove button. A pop-up window appears asking for your confirmation. Click Remove to confirm.
Remove user from site collection – The user will no longer have any access to the site collection. Click Remove user from site collection above the table. A pop-up window appears asking for your confirmation. Click Remove to confirm.
When you finish, click Next.
Metadata renewal – Review the current metadata values to check if they are still correct. If necessary, you can update the metadata values.
Click Submit to submit your changes.