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Chatwork SCIM provisioning ends October 1 as Agent ID guidance details custom roles

The most consequential update is a next-day cutoff: Microsoft Entra’s Chatwork Enterprise App Gallery integration is documented to stop provisioning users on October 1, 2026. Two Agent ID articles now describe custom-role assignment, while Global Secure Access guidance records a specific Secure DNS limitation.

  • The provisioning tutorial now states that SCIM provisioning support will end on October 1, 2026. The Entra Enterprise App Gallery integration will then stop provisioning users; the tutorial also standardizes the product name to “Chatwork.”

  • The known-limitations guidance states that the client does not support Secure DNS variants including DoH, DoT, and DNSSEC. It also says the macOS client bypasses Secure DNS to enforce FQDN-based tunneling.

  • The Agent Users guidance now states that agent user accounts can be assigned custom roles, while privileged administrator roles remain restricted.

  • The authorization documentation now states that custom roles can be assigned to agents, giving administrators a documented option when configuring agent authorization.

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

4 updates

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Chatwork Provisioning Tutorial

Retirement

The documentation standardizes the product name to “Chatwork” and states that SCIM provisioning support will end on October 1, 2026. The Entra Enterprise App Gallery integration will then stop provisioning users.

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Agent Users

Feature update

The documentation now states that agent user accounts can be assigned custom roles, while privileged administrator roles remain restricted.

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Authorization Agent Id

Doc update

The authorization documentation now states that custom roles can be assigned to agents.

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Known limitations for Global Secure Access

Doc update

The known limitations article now states that the client doesn't support Secure DNS variants such as DoH, DoT, or DNSSEC, and that the macOS client bypasses Secure DNS to enforce FQDN-based tunneling.

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