No rule codes, no query builder. Every policy explains what it checks, why it matters, and what fixing it does — before you enable it. Nothing ships silently enabled: a policy is pre-enabled only when it needs no configuration and its false-positive behavior has been validated. Everything else is one click away, clearly marked.
Users holding multiple Calling or Meetings licenses where one would do.
Blank names look unprofessional and are hard to find in search.
Accounts outside the domains you trust — you confirm that list at onboarding.
Workspaces configured with no devices in them — bookable, but nothing answers.
Rooms that can't be booked from the calendar people actually use.
Rooms where every device is offline. Meetings there will fail.
IP phones still assigned to disabled or deleted users.
Devices running versions well behind the rest of your fleet.
Configured phones that have never reached the network.
Rooms whose microphones stopped reporting.
Devices awake when your office isn't.
Devices whose clock disagrees with where they live.
Heat kills hardware quietly.
Licenses whose owners haven't hosted a meeting in 90 days — the quiet money leak.
Pilots are set up personally, with a Webex specialist — not a signup form. Connect read-only, run the first scan, and keep the findings either way.