I logged in to my portalnamehere.sharepoint.com site, and when I created a Word document via the webapp, it saved automatically. This is cool, but then I clicked the back arrow (since I didn't see how to close it), and then I tried to delete the document, it failed to do so. It said that the file is in use. Okay, fair enough. I proceeded to deleting my IE11 temporary internet files (figured it had something cached...), refreshed the IE page, and tried again. This failed. I proceeded to log off the 365 portal I was on (keep in mind, I was logged on as the O365 Admin). Then I logged back after 10 mins, and I was then able to "delete" the document. I read this KB (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/899709) explain this by design, which makes sense, but I fear that I will have inpatient users not wanting to wait 10 mins before trying again.
Is there a more manageable way to "unlock" files from an Administrative point of view? like, if I'm logged on as the O365 Admin in the portal, is there like a Files Opened section that I can just easily click on and just say "unlock" or something like that?