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If you have enabled Unified Interface only mode, before using the procedures in this article do the following:
- Select Settings (
) on the navigation bar.
- Select Advanced Settings.
After a user is deleted from the Microsoft 365 admin center, the user's personal data can be removed from all tenant instances. A user is deleted from the Microsoft 365 admin center when:
The user leaves the company. In this scenario, the user record remains in the tenant’s Active Directory for 30 days before the record is deleted.
-Or-
The user requests their personal data be deleted. The user record is deleted immediately.
Once the user record is deleted from Active Directory, Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (on-premises) system admins can remove the user's personal data from all instances.
Remove user personal data via User form
When the user record is deleted from Active Directory, a message is displayed stating that the user’s information is no longer managed by Microsoft 365 and you can update the record to comply with the privacy regulations by removing or replacing all personal data.
To remove personal data:
- Click Settings > Security > Users.
- Select Disabled Users view.
- Select a user.
- Remove personal data, and then click Save.
Remove user personal data via Excel Import/Export
- Click Settings > Security > Users.
- Select Disabled Users view.
- Create an Excel template with all the user personal data columns that you want to update.
- Click on Download File.
- Open the downloaded Excel file, make your updates, and then save the file.
- Return to the Disabled Users view window and click Import Data.
- Choose your updated Excel in the Upload data file dialog box.
- Make all the necessary changes on the Map Fields window.
- Click Next and Submit.
Remove user personal data using Web services
You can also update the data for a disabled user using the Web API or Organization service. The user information is stored in the SystemUser entity, and you can update data in any of the writeable attributes in the SystemUser entity. For examples about updating data in a record, see: