Nine admin centers collapsed into one console. Ask questions about users, licenses, devices, mail, and security posture — get instant answers from live data, audit-ready reports, and safe one-touch automation. Every change previewed. Every action logged.
A single admin consent connects the tenant. Live posture cards refresh through Microsoft Graph change notifications — the dashboard is never yesterday's data. Every number drills down to the underlying records: filterable, sortable, exportable.
Not a wrapper around one API. Unify365 surfaces the details the admin centers hide behind tabs — forwarding rules, CA policy internals, compliance check-ins, sharing links, retention holds.
Tell it what you want done. It drafts the full plan — which objects, what criteria, what happens to each — and nothing runs until a human approves. Approved plans execute step-by-step with a live log.
Assess the tenant against built-in baseline packs. Findings arrive in plain English, ranked by risk and effort — written so both the auditor and the CEO understand them. Every finding carries a prepared remediation that flows through the approval gate.
Every write action — from a license swap to a device wipe — passes through the same five-stage gate, each gated proportionally to its blast radius.
The exact diff: which objects change, from what, to what.
Type the target's name to arm the action. No accidental clicks.
Helpdesk proposes; an admin approves. Configurable per action type and role.
Who, what, when, before/after values — tamper-evident, exportable.
Where the platform allows it, one click restores the previous state.
Pushed to Teams, email, or webhook with a plain-English explanation and a recommended response.
Unify365 learns the tenant's normal — sign-in geography, license churn, sharing volume — and flags deviations. Fewer static thresholds, fewer false alarms.
Test a Conditional Access policy against the last 30 days of real sign-ins before enabling it. No more Friday-night lockouts.
Trust through restraint: the product's most important feature is what it refuses to do without you.
Read-only scopes at install. Write scopes are a separate consent you grant only when you enable automation.
No autonomous changes, ever. The five-stage gate applies to every write, including the ones the AI proposes.
Tenant identity derives from the authenticated session, never from a request. Cross-tenant leak tests run on every build.
TLS in transit, encryption at rest, secrets in managed vaults — no static credentials in application code.
Every read and write attributable to a person, a time, and a reason. Exportable. Streamable to Sentinel or Splunk.
Everything in the UI exists in the API. Webhooks for events, PowerShell-friendly endpoints for the diehards.
Connect your tenant with a single admin consent — read-only until you decide otherwise.