Saturday, 11 April 2026

Guest access-review licensing guidance changed; the rest of 11 April was documentation maintenance

The supplied record is a quiet, documentation-only period: nine Microsoft Learn pages were updated, with no new, removed, or message-center items. The clearest substantive detail is an ID Governance licensing example for 300 guest users and a second access review; the larger Entra ID set consists of six app-provisioning tutorial updates, while Internet Access documents the enterprise-CA certificate seen during TLS inspection. The Global Secure Access guest-user licensing entry exposes only a note marker, so its product impact cannot be determined from the evidence.

• ID Governance · Governance

  ID Governance licensing guidance includes a concrete guest access-review scenario

  The licensing-for-guest-users update specifically describes a Tailspin case in which a second access review is created for a security group with 300 guest users when user-to-group affiliation is enabled. Administrators can compare this scenario with their guest access-review design, but the record does not say that licensing rules or access-review behavior changed.

• Entra ID · Provisioning

  Entra ID SaaS provisioning runbooks were refreshed across six integrations

  Updated pages cover Velpic, IDEO, Unifi, Vonage, Gtmhub, and H5mag. The supplied excerpts are procedural, including an IDEO field-format line, a Unifi screenshot, a Vonage portal sign-in step, an H5mag token-save step, and Gtmhub's description of automatic user and group provisioning and deprovisioning. This supports documentation maintenance of integration runbooks, not a new Entra provisioning capability.

• Internet Access · General

  Internet Access TLS inspection guidance documents the enterprise-CA certificate flow

  The updated tutorial states that the client sees a certificate signed by the enterprise CA. The evidence supports a documented certificate-flow detail for TLS inspection; it does not establish a new capability or changed service behavior. Administrators troubleshooting inspection can verify that their expected client certificate path matches this statement.

This period briefing was generated by AI from the tracked Microsoft Learn and Message Center changes.