Q3: Where is the label created? These labels are created in the Security & Compliance Center in Office 365 at. Q2: What’s the interplay with the other labels? You can have a retention label on a document as well as either an Azure Information Protection (AIP) label or a sensitivity label as the labels are doing very different things. The display name is Retention label and the internal name is ComplianceTag. Q1: Where does an end-user see this label? It’s a piece of metadata for a document which means you can see it/modify it thru the document detail pane and in views. outright delete it after a predetermined period of timeĪ label can also mark a document as a record making it so you can’t change the content of the document.retain content and then delete it after a predetermined period of time.retain content for a predetermined period of time.Like the name implies, the primary responsibility of this kind of label is to apply retention to a piece of content (document, item, email). What’s a good thing to know about the label?.What’s the interplay with other labels?.The 4 types of labels you may have come across are:įor each one, I’ll give an overview of what it does by answering 4 questions: This post will articulate the differences and interplay between them. If you need to get up-to-speed quickly on how labels are used across apps and services in Office 365 and have been pouring thru documentation on, by now you’ve likely got numerous tabs open in your browser and have noticed there’s multiple kinds of labels each doing different things.

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