onedrive-organizer
Design OneDrive for Business folder structure and governance policy specifications to ensure consistent file organization, security, and compliance for financial services firms.
What this skill does
# OneDrive Organizer
Produce a complete OneDrive for Business governance specification. This skill generates both the policy document and the implementation instructions for an IT administrator. All decisions are made explicitly — no options lists.
## Folder Structure Template
Define the recommended top-level folder structure for each user's OneDrive. This template is communicated to users and enforced via a Getting Started guide pinned in Teams.
**Standard folder template by role type**:
*Insurance agency staff*:
```
OneDrive — [User Name]
├── 01 - Clients
│ ├── [Client ID] - [Client Last Name] (one folder per active client)
│ │ ├── Applications
│ │ ├── Policies
│ │ ├── Claims
│ │ └── Correspondence
│ └── _Archive (inactive clients)
├── 02 - Carriers
│ └── [Carrier Name] (rate sheets, forms, contacts)
├── 03 - Templates (quote templates, letter templates)
├── 04 - Training (CE, product training materials)
└── 05 - Admin (personal work files, drafts)
```
*Mortgage / loan officer staff*:
```
OneDrive — [User Name]
├── 01 - Pipeline
│ ├── [Loan Number] - [Borrower Last Name]
│ │ ├── Application
│ │ ├── Income Docs
│ │ ├── Asset Docs
│ │ ├── Title
│ │ └── Closing
│ └── _Archive
├── 02 - Lender Resources
├── 03 - Rate Sheets
├── 04 - Templates
└── 05 - Admin
```
**Naming convention for client/matter folders**:
- Format: `[Client ID padded to 6 digits] - [Last Name, First Name]`
- Example: `001042 - Martinez, Elena`
- Client ID must match the AMS or LOS record ID exactly
- Do not use client SSN, date of birth, or policy number as folder names
**File naming convention**:
- Format: `[YYYY-MM-DD] [Client ID] [Document Type] [Version]`
- Example: `2026-04-15 001042 AutoQuote v1.pdf`
- Omit version suffix for final executed documents
- Never include SSN or account numbers in file names
## Known Folder Move (KFM) Configuration
Redirect Desktop, Documents, and Pictures to OneDrive automatically. This prevents data loss if a device is lost or replaced.
**Intune Configuration Profile** (or Group Policy equivalent):
```
Policy Name: OneDrive-KFM-Enforce
Platform: Windows 10/11
Profile type: Settings catalog
Settings:
- Silently move Windows known folders to OneDrive: Enabled
Tenant ID: [AAD Tenant ID]
- Prevent users from redirecting their Windows known folders to their PC: Enabled
- Silently sign in users to the OneDrive sync app with their Windows credentials: Enabled
```
**macOS equivalent** (Intune MDM):
```
Payload Type: Custom
Bundle ID: com.microsoft.OneDrive
Key: KFMSilentOptIn: [Tenant ID]
Key: KFMSilentOptInWithNotification: True
```
**Communication to users**: Send a notification 2 weeks before KFM is enforced. Explain what is moving, where it is going, and that files will be accessible from any device. Provide the IT helpdesk number for questions.
## Sharing Policy
OneDrive sharing settings are managed tenant-wide in SharePoint admin center and can be restricted per user via sensitivity labels or Intune policy.
**Recommended settings for insurance and financial services**:
| Setting | Recommended Value | Rationale |
|---------|------------------|-----------|
| External sharing | New and existing guests | Allows client document exchange with authentication |
| Default link type | Specific people | Prevents accidental broad sharing |
| Expiration for guest links | 14 days | Limits lingering external access |
| Expiration for "anyone" links | Disabled — "Anyone" links blocked | Regulatory requirement |
| Guest access to files | Requires Microsoft/Google account | No anonymous access |
| Storage per user | 1 TB (Microsoft 365 default) | |
**Exceptions process**: If a specific user or team requires external sharing beyond the default (e.g., a legal team sharing documents with outside counsel), document the exception, the business justification, and the duration. Implement via a dedicated SharePoint document library with external sharing enabled, rather than loosening OneDrive tenant policy.
**Approved external domains**: Maintain a list of approved external domains in SharePoint admin center > Policies > Sharing > Limit external sharing to specific domains. Include only carrier, TPA, and known partner domains. Do not add client personal email domains to the allowlist.
## Sync Client Configuration
Manage OneDrive sync client behavior via Intune or Group Policy:
| Setting | Value | Notes |
|---------|-------|-------|
| Selective sync enabled | Yes | Users choose which SharePoint libraries to sync — do not force-sync all |
| Block syncing of specific file types | .exe, .bat, .ps1 | Prevent executable sync |
| Upload bandwidth throttling | Automatic | Prevent OneDrive from consuming all bandwidth during business hours |
| Files On-Demand | Enabled | Files appear in Explorer without consuming local storage until opened |
| Co-authoring | Enabled | Multiple users can edit Office documents simultaneously |
**Maximum sync path length**: Configure registry key `HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\OneDrive\MaxSyncedFileNameLength = 255` if users have deeply nested folder structures that exceed Windows path limits.
## Retention Policy for Departed Employees
When a user leaves the firm, their OneDrive data must be retained for the regulatory period before deletion:
**30-day preservation window**:
1. On user offboarding, add the account to the "Offboarded Staff" retention group
2. Transfer secondary owner: Assign the departed user's manager as secondary owner of their OneDrive. Manager receives email with link.
3. Block external sharing immediately upon offboarding
**Manager access duration**: Manager retains access for 30 days to retrieve work files. After 30 days, access is removed and the account enters preservation.
**Preservation period**: Apply the applicable retention label based on role:
- Regulated roles (broker-dealer, insurance producer): 7 years before deletion
- Non-regulated staff: 3 years before deletion
- Apply via Microsoft Purview Data Lifecycle Management policy targeting the departed user's OneDrive
**Deletion process**: After the retention period expires, an IT admin reviews the account via the Purview Data Lifecycle dashboard and initiates deletion. Document the deletion with a record: user name, date departed, retention period applied, date of deletion, authorized by.
## Storage Quota Management
**Per-user quota**: 1 TB by default for Microsoft 365 E3/E5. Increase to 5 TB for users who manage large media files (marketing, training). Managed in SharePoint admin center > Active sites > [User OneDrive site] > Storage.
**Quota monitoring**:
- Alert when user reaches 85% of quota: Automated email to user and IT
- Alert when user reaches 95%: IT reviews and either extends quota or assists with archiving
- Monthly report: Export all users at >80% quota for proactive management
**SharePoint Online storage pool**: Monitor tenant-wide storage usage (SharePoint admin center > Reports > Storage). Add storage in 1 TB increments when within 20% of pool limit.
## File Naming and Compliance
**PII in file names**: Train users that file names containing Social Security Numbers, account numbers, or dates of birth are prohibited. Configure Microsoft Purview Data Loss Prevention to alert when a file named with a pattern matching SSN format (`\d{3}-\d{2}-\d{4}`) is uploaded to OneDrive. DLP rule action: generate alert, do not block (to avoid workflow disruption; enforce training instead).
**Executable files**: Block upload of .exe, .bat, .cmd, .ps1, .vbs files via Intune MDM policy and SharePoint / OneDrive block download policy. These file types have no legitimate storage purpose in client file management OneDrives.
## Output Format
Deliver as:
1. Folder structure templates per role type (formatted directory tree)
2. File naming convention guide (one-page Related in Design
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