Delegate With Granular Roles-Based Access Control

Granular Roles-Based Access Control, part of Orto for Microsoft Teams, enables large organizations to delegate regional access to admins without losing central governance.

Granular Roles Based Access Control for Microsoft Teams With Orot By Callroute

What Is Granular Roles-Based Access Control By Callroute?

Granular Roles-Based Access Control (RBAC) enables local IT teams to manage Teams user assignments, numbers, and policies strictly within their region or department.

Using RBAC, admin tasks can be decentralized while keeping compliance and governance centralized.

Why Choose Orto For Microsoft Teams Granular RBAC?

Granular RBAC is included in Orto Pro plans, and can be managed quickly and easily using our portal.

Regional Delegation

Limit admin access for specific users & phone numbers.

Use Microsoft Attributes

365 groups or Entra data to associate membership.

Accelerated Operations

Enables local admins to handle tasks faster.

Compliance & Security

Eliminate the risk of admins modifying outside their remit.

How It Works

From your Orto dashboard:

No risk. No overreach. Just streamlined voice management at scale.

How Granular Roles-Based Access Control Works With Orto By Callroute

Granular RBAC That Scales With Your Business

Granular RBAC is tailor-made for the following types of businesses:

Multi-national enterprises requiring decentralized management of users.

Public sector organizations or bodies with strict access policies.

Organizations with multiple Teams tenants or regional support teams.

With Orto, you get a suite of voice automation tools that simplify and secure your Microsoft Teams Phone environment.

Granular RBAC is just one reason why Orto is the platform of choice for enterprises that take management of Teams Phone and security seriously.

Get Started Today

Speak to our experts at a time that suits you to learn more about how Callroute can simplify Teams management for your business.

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