Who can access this?
Evidence
User, guest, mailbox, calendar, SharePoint, group, and delegated access.
Action
Review the full access picture without checking each Microsoft 365 service separately.
See who has access, then act without working through one tenant at a time
M365 Permission Manager connects SharePoint and Exchange access, stale permissions, offboarding, bulk operations, and multi-tenant visibility in one useful operating view.
Start with the permission question
The platform is designed around the answers an MSP or internal IT team needs, then connects those answers to a controlled action.
Question
Evidence brought together
Action supported
Why do they have it?
Evidence
Direct grants, group membership, inherited access, broken inheritance, and sharing.
Action
Trace the route to access before removing, mirroring, or correcting a permission.
What has gone stale?
Evidence
Permission information combined with sign-in activity and managed baselines.
Action
Prioritise risky, unused, external, or unnecessary access for review.
What changes when someone leaves?
Evidence
Access associated with the person across Exchange, SharePoint, groups, and delegations.
Action
Use a repeatable offboarding review and retain evidence of the work completed.
Across services, users, and managed tenants
The aim is to replace disconnected portal checks with evidence and workflows that fit the way permission work is actually carried out.
Exchange and calendars
Review delegations, grant or remove access in bulk, and mirror working access patterns where appropriate.
SharePoint and sharing
Find unique permissions, broken inheritance, external sharing, and access that is difficult to see centrally.
Multi-tenant oversight
Compare managed tenants, baselines, security posture, and permission work without constant portal switching.
Built far enough to test against real environments
This is a developed platform at an early commercial stage, not an open self-service product. We are seeking focused pilot partners who regularly deal with permission and offboarding complexity.