We have been doing some testing with PDF collaboration in Teams via adobe (https://helpx.adobe.com/document-cloud/help/microsoft-teams.html#:~:text=You%20can%20collaborate%20on%20PDFs%20using%20Adobe%20Acrobat,an%20adaptive%20card%20for%20real-time%20collaboration.%20More%20items). Currently, we have no way to manage unlicensed users in our account/tenant due to SCIM. We have found that a license for adobe is not required to collaborate on PDFs in this fashion. The issue is that if we want to give our users the ability to collaborate on PDFs with Actobat Reader (unpaid) they have to create a personal account (not managed by our organization) due to this issue a user who set up a personal account could save sensitive documents to their "Adobe Cloud" or adobe storage and whether that person gets terminated or leaves said company they would still have access to that personal adobe account because it is not managed by SCIM or our organization and therefore still have access to those documents that were saved. Feature request is: Would it be possible for us to manage users who only need access to Adobe Reader or an unlicensed/unpaid version of Adobe through SCIM and have these users managed under our account/organization. Currently this does not seem to be possible so please advise if there is a workaround or if this is a feature request Adobe would be willing to implement. Thank you!