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The account utilization chart gives you a quick visual of dormancy across your user and machine accounts. Any account inactive for more than 30 days is considered dormant. The chart categorizes accounts by inactivity duration so you can prioritize remediation - removing access to inactive accounts improves security, reduces active license costs, and supports compliance requirements. Account utilization chart showing dormancy distribution across five color-coded ranges

Dormancy ranges

Accounts are grouped into five ranges, each color-coded to signal urgency:
RangeColorWhat it means
0-30 daysBlueActive - no action needed
>30-60 daysTealRecently dormant - monitor
>60-90 daysYellowDormant - review for remediation
>90-120 daysOrangeHighly dormant - disable or remove
>120 daysRedCritical - disable or remove immediately
The highest-risk accounts - those dormant for more than 120 days - appear in red and represent your highest-priority remediation targets.

What to do with this view

Use the chart to gauge the overall health of account access across your environment at a glance. A large proportion of accounts in the orange and red ranges signals that your least-privilege posture needs attention. From here, navigate to Account utilization details to drill into per-account data - including dormant days, application role, MFA status, and license type - and take targeted remediation action. To act on dormant accounts directly, see Disable dormant accounts.

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