Hey Marc,
Thanks for bringing this up. Ashish is correct, "Immediate Claim" is the correct term these days. When the feature to allow an admin to immediately import a user from the Consumer Org to the Customer org was first implemented, it was termed "Immediate Yank" in the CH interface. Since then they've changed the phrasing to "Immediate Claim". I'll update the slide and terminology. Essentially it comes down to this: In the process of claiming valid users into your org, the admin can allow users to bring any content that was generated while in the Consumer org, but the user is entitled some notice to opt out if they wish - for instance, let's say the user intended their Webex account to be used primarily for personal use, they signed up for a free account, but simply used their work email to do so, for whatever reason that may be. The default method of Delayed Claim gives the users up to 14 days to point their content to a new account under a different email. If the user does nothing, their content simply stays with that account and the only visible change to the user is perhaps the addition of features that are part of the org's agreement. However, perhaps for whatever reason the admin needs to see all accounts in the Consumer org that use the customer's domain and convert them immediately without delay, the method to do so is "Immediate Claim" In this case, the user's account is migrated to the Customer Org and the next time they log in they'll see no content. However, as I understand this (asterisk here, feel free to chime in with real world experience folks) the user will still get an email giving them the same 14 days to set up new email address under which to keep the content they've generated thus far. After 14 days, however the content would be deleted. Hope this helps
https://help.webex.com/en-us/nceb8tm/Claim-Users-to-Your-Organization-Convert-Users
https://help.webex.com/en-us/e4ektc/Disable-Delayed-Claim-for-Your-Organization
