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Export to PDFTo monitor user activities and changes within your Microsoft 365 tenants, you need to create policies based on your organization’s governance. By adding rules to a policy and assigning the policy to a scope, the corresponding actions and changes within the scope will be monitored. Policies can be managed on a service level to only monitor the objects in a specific object type within a limited scope, or they can be managed on a tenant level to monitor objects in the entire tenant.
Each policy displays a corresponding object type icon, representing the object type for which the policy is created.
| Policy Level | Object Type | Icon |
|---|---|---|
| Service level | SharePoint site | ![]() |
| Service level | OneDrive | ![]() |
| Service level | Microsoft 365 Group | ![]() |
| Service level | Microsoft Team | ![]() |
| Service level | Microsoft 365 user | ![]() |
| Service level | Exchange mailbox | ![]() |
| Service level | Security and distribution group | ![]() |
| Tenant level | Tenant | ![]() |
Each policy displays its corresponding status, representing the status which the policy is in now.
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| Draft | Policy is currently in draft status and can be published and executed once finalized. |
| Published | Policy is scheduled and ready, waiting for the execution based on the configured schedule. |
| Running | Policy is running currently to scan the assigned scope. |