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This client-side labeling has minimal delay for documents because the label can be applied even before the document is saved. However, not all client apps support auto-labeling. This capability is supported by built-in labeling with some versions of Office , and also the Azure Information Protection unified labeling client. For configuration instructions, see How to configure auto-labeling for Office apps on this page. Service-side labeling when content is already saved in SharePoint or OneDrive or emailed processed by Exchange Online : Use an auto-labeling policy.
You might also hear this method referred to as auto-labeling for data at rest documents in SharePoint and OneDrive and data in transit email that is sent or received by Exchange.
For Exchange, it doesn't include emails at rest mailboxes. Because this labeling is applied by services rather than by applications, you don't need to worry about what apps users have and what version. As a result, this capability is immediately available throughout your organization and suitable for labeling at scale. Auto-labeling policies don't support recommended labeling because the user doesn't interact with the labeling process. Instead, the administrator runs the policies in simulation mode to help ensure the correct labeling of content before actually applying the label.
For configuration instructions, see How to configure auto-labeling policies for SharePoint, OneDrive, and Exchange on this page. Use the following table to help you identify the differences in behavior for the two complementary automatic labeling methods:. If your tenant can't support this functionality, the Auto-labeling tab isn't visible in the compliance center.
For more information, see Azure dependency availability by country. The labels are ordered for evaluation according to their position that you specify in the policy: The label positioned first has the lowest position least sensitive and the label positioned last has the highest position most sensitive.
For more information on priority, see Label priority order matters. Remember, you can't apply a parent label a label with sublabels to content. Make sure that you don't configure a parent label to be auto-applied or recommended in Office apps, and don't select a parent label for an auto-labeling policy. If you do, the parent label won't be applied to content.
To use automatic labeling with sublabels, make sure you publish both the parent label and the sublabel. For more information on parent labels and sublabels, see Sublabels grouping labels. For built-in labeling in Office apps, check the minimum versions required for automatic labeling in Office apps. The Azure Information Protection unified labeling client supports automatic labeling for built-in and custom sensitive info types, but not for trainable classifiers or sensitive info types that use Exact Data Match EDM.
The auto-labeling settings for Office apps are available when you create or edit a sensitivity label. As you move through the configuration, you see the Auto-labeling for files and emails page where you can choose from a list of sensitive info types or trainable classifiers:. When this sensitivity label is automatically applied, the user sees a notification in their Office app.
For example:. When you select the Sensitive info types option, you see the same list of sensitive information types as when you create a data loss prevention DLP policy.
So you can, for example, automatically apply a Highly Confidential label to any content that contains customers' personal information, such as credit card numbers, social security numbers, or passport numbers:. Similarly to when you configure DLP policies, you can then refine your condition by changing the instance count and match accuracy.
You can learn more about these configuration options from the DLP documentation: Tuning rules to make them easier or harder to match. Also similarly to DLP policy configuration, you can choose whether a condition must detect all sensitive information types, or just one of them. And to make your conditions more flexible or complex, you can add groups and use logical operators between the groups.
Auto-labeling based on custom sensitive information types applies only to newly created or modified content in OneDrive and SharePoint; not to existing content. This limitation also applies to auto-labeling polices. You can configure a sensitivity label to use exact data match based sensitive information types for custom sensitive information types. However, currently, you must also specify at least one sensitive information type that doesn't use EDM.
For example, one of the built-in sensitive information types, such as Credit card number. If you configure a sensitivity label with only EDM for your sensitive information type conditions, the auto-labeling setting is automatically turned off for the label. For example, a credit card with a recurring monthly bill should have its own folder for easy reference. Above all, filing systems have to work for you first and foremost. If you are the one to be using it, you really need to understand why you labelled something and so that you can actually find it again.
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