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Teams with very few owners

Last updated Policies Teams

AI summary

A governance check identifies Teams with one or no owner, which creates problems when the owner leaves. You can use the Send one email per Team owner automation to ask the owner to add a second owner.

Severity: High Operation Recommended Generally available

What it detects

Shows Teams which have 1 or no owner.

Why it matters

A team with one owner depends on one person, and a team with none depends on nobody. When the only owner leaves, nobody can add members, manage channels or decide when the team can go. Add a second owner. The Send one email per Team owner automation can ask the current owner to do it.

The rule

Every Team that has less than or equal 1 Teams Owners

In Rencore Governance

The Teams with very few owners policy in Rencore Governance: the rule, its trend and the objects that match it
The policy page in a Rencore demo Environment, captured October 2026.

Details

Applies to Team
Connector Teams
Severity High
Category Operation
Recommended Yes
Recommended automation None
License type Standard

Other policies that check Team objects:

Frequently asked questions

What does the Teams with very few owners policy detect?

The Teams with very few owners policy shows Teams which have 1 or no owner.

Which objects does the Teams with very few owners policy check?

The Teams with very few owners policy checks Team objects from the Teams inventory and reports each one that matches its rule as a violation.

How severe is a violation of the Teams with very few owners policy?

Violations of the Teams with very few owners policy have High severity. The policy is in the Operation category.

Which module includes the Teams with very few owners policy?

The Teams with very few owners policy comes with the Teams connector in the Digital Workplace module of Rencore Governance, which every Plan includes.