Microsoft Viva introduces a centralized exclusion list in Viva Feature Access Management, allowing admins to exclude specific users or groups from sharing Viva Insights data with Viva Glint. This feature, rolling out mid-May to late June 2026, enhances privacy controls without disabling the entire integration.
Introduction
We’re improving the Viva Glint and Viva Insights integration by introducing a centralized exclusion list in Viva Feature Access Management. This update allows Viva Glint admins to exclude specific users or groups from having their Viva Insights data shared with Viva Glint without having to disable the entire integration. This simplifies configuration and supports consistent, privacy-conscious data-sharing controls.
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Learn more: Export Viva Insights data to Viva Glint | Microsoft Learn (will be updated before rollout)
Compliance considerations:
| Compliance area | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Processing or access to existing customer data | Admins can exclude selected users or groups so their Viva Insights metrics are not shared with Viva Glint, changing how existing data is accessed across services. |
| Admin controls and Entra ID group support | The feature introduces a new admin control in Viva Feature Access Management that supports excluding Microsoft Entra ID users and groups. |
| Compliance monitoring and reporting | Centralized exclusion management improves consistency and auditability of privacy and data-sharing controls across Viva services. |