That deserves a straight answer rather than a badge wall. Here is exactly how access works, what the platform can and cannot do, and what is written down about every action taken inside it.
Microsoft credentials and refresh tokens are encrypted at rest. Access tokens are used server-side only and never reach the browser, so there is nothing sensitive in the page for an extension or a shared screen to pick up.
Conditional Access is viewable, never editable. You can read a tenant’s policies in plain language, with IDs resolved into real names, but the product has no path to change them, by design.
Who did it, when, and to whom, logged for every action taken in the platform. Records stay attached to the right person even after an account is renamed during offboarding, which is exactly when audit trails usually break.
Wipes, deletions and offboarding require explicit confirmation. Nothing irreversible happens from a single mis-click, and nothing runs on a schedule you did not set.
Super Admin and Admin roles, with per-user restrictions on which tenants each of your staff can see. A technician who only looks after three clients only sees those three.
Generated passwords are shared as expiring, one-time links rather than sitting in plain text in an inbox forever. The link dies after it is opened.
There is no proprietary connector and no privileged back channel. Access is granted through Microsoft, held by Microsoft, and revocable by you.
The same rigour applies outward. These checks run continuously against the tenants you manage, whether or not anyone remembers to look.
Including admins left unprotected, and outdated methods still registered.
Impossible travel, repeated failures, new countries, out-of-hours activity, legacy protocols.
Non-compliant, unencrypted and stale devices flagged by a background scan.
Accounts still licensed, still in groups, still able to sign in, then fixed in bulk.
All Microsoft credentials are encrypted at rest. Access tokens never reach the browser. Every action is logged with who did it and when.
Sensitive areas such as Conditional Access are strictly read-only. Destructive actions always require explicit confirmation.
Connecting a tenant uses the standard Microsoft admin-consent flow. Minutes, not days, and no agent to deploy.
No. They fill in a branded web form. That is the whole experience for them.
Have a security questionnaire or a specific requirement to meet? Send it over and you will get a straight answer, including where the answer is no.
The demo runs on entirely fictional data with no connection to Microsoft, so you can click every button in it, including the ones you would be cautious with in a real tenant.