See who has access, then act without working through one tenant at a time
Our permission platform brings SharePoint and Exchange access, stale permissions, offboarding, bulk operations, and multi-tenant visibility into a more useful operating view.
Designed around difficult M365 administration
The platform grew from recurring permission and offboarding work that standard portals make slow to understand.
- Access visibilityReview user, mailbox, SharePoint, guest, and delegated access from connected views.
- Bulk operationsGrant, remove, mirror, and clean up permissions without repeating the same task user by user.
- Audit and offboardingIdentify stale access, trace changes, and make leaver reviews more complete.
Permission questions answered across services
The aim is to replace disconnected portal checks with evidence an MSP or internal IT team can use.
- Cross-service user viewSee SharePoint, Exchange, calendar, group, and delegated access associated with a user.
- Mailbox and calendar permissionsReview delegations, grant access in bulk, and mirror working access patterns where appropriate.
- SharePoint discoveryFind unique permissions, broken inheritance, external sharing, and access that is difficult to see centrally.
- Stale access detectionCombine permission information with sign-in activity to prioritise risky or unnecessary access.
- Onboarding and offboardingUse repeatable access workflows when people join, change roles, or leave.
- Multi-tenant oversightCompare managed tenants, security posture, baselines, and permission work without constant portal switching.
Seeking focused pilot partners
This is a developed platform at an early commercial stage, not an open self-service product.
- For MSPsManage permission questions across multiple customer tenants from one place.
- For internal ITImprove access reviews, onboarding, offboarding, and security oversight.
- For design partnersHelp test the highest-value workflows and shape packaging, assurance, and support.
Could this remove a recurring M365 problem?
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