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# OneDrive inventory actions
With inventory actions, you can prevent unnecessary or dangerous exposure on OneDrive. Manually trigger on-demand remediation actions to resolve these specific issues in OneDrive assets:
* [Remove all external collaborators](#remove-all-external-collaborators)
* [Remove organization link](#remove-organization-link)
* [Remove public sharing](#remove-public-sharing)
## Remove all external collaborators
Removes sharing permissions from all collaborators outside the organization that have access to an asset. Internal collaborators and asset owners will still have access.
1. From the **Assets** page > **OneDrive** tab, select assets from which to remove collaborator access. You can filter by **Sharing status** > **External**.
2. From the top-right corner, click **Remediate > Inventory actions** > **Remove all external collaborators**.
3. From the dropdown list, select which workflow to apply, and click **Trigger workflow**. After confirmation, all collaborators are removed.
## Remove organization link
In OneDrive, an asset link can be shared either with the entire organization only or publicly.
1. From the **Assets** page > **OneDrive** tab, select assets from which to remove collaborator access. You can filter by **Sharing status**: **Include organization**.
2. From the top-right corner, click **Remediate > Inventory actions** > **Remove organization link**.
3. From the dropdown list, select which workflow to apply. If you don't have one, [create a workflow ](/docontrol-user-guide/workflows/create-a-workflow.md)based on the relevant playbook.
4. Click **Create and trigger workflow**. After confirmation, all links to the organization are removed.
## Remove public sharing
In OneDrive, an asset can be shared either publicly or with the entire organization. DoControl changes publicly shared assets to assets that can only be shared with collaborators (internal or external users). Asset owners will still have access.
1. From the **Assets** page, under the **OneDrive** tab, select the publicly shared assets. You can filter by **Sharing status: Public**.
2. From the top right corner, click **Remediate > Inventory actions** > **Remove public sharing**.
3. From the dropdown list, select the relevant workflow. If you don't have one, [create a workflow](/docontrol-user-guide/workflows/create-a-workflow.md) based on the relevant playbook.
4. Click **Trigger workflow**. After confirmation, sharing status of the selected assets is removed.
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