MSP demo · 1 min 22 sec

Every client tenant, one console

Run the same assessment on every tenant you manage, hand each fix to whoever is on the desk, and give the owner something they’ll actually read. Current product screens, narrated, with synthetic clients.

Current v2 interface · synthetic demo data · narrated walkthrough of actual product screens.
Read the narration
  1. 0:01 — This is Tenant Strike, for the people who look after Microsoft 365 for other companies.
  2. 0:08 — No more signing into eight admin centers to find out who’s in trouble.
  3. 0:16 — Instead of checking one client at a time, you see every client at once, ranked by who needs you first.
  4. 0:28 — Here’s Contoso. Notice that nothing on this list needs a specialist to understand it.
  5. 0:37 — The exact setting, the exact screen, four steps. That’s a level-one ticket, not a level-three one.
  6. 0:45 — They make the change in Microsoft’s own admin center. Tenant Strike never touches the tenant.
  7. 0:55 — That’s how a small team keeps every client secure, without one engineer becoming the bottleneck.
  8. 1:02 — And the owner gets a brief they’ll actually read.
  9. 1:05 — It shows your worth: the licenses they pay for but don’t use, the accounts nobody offboarded, and risk going down scan after scan.
  10. 1:15 — Try it on your own tenant first. See where they’d strike. Fix it first. Tenant Strike.

What you’re seeing

  • The partner console and the roll-up across eight synthetic client tenants, ranked never-scanned first, then by criticals and posture.
  • One client’s findings, each with the exact setting, the admin center it lives in, and the minutes it takes.
  • A Teams external-access fix assigned to a technician with a due date, then the cross-client work queue with its evidence states.
  • The executive brief for the client owner: priorities, licence costs to review, and accounts that deserve a question.
  • A narrated edit of actual screens with synthetic demo data. No live attack, consent, scan or fix is performed in this video.

Who does the work

  • Not your senior engineer. Each finding names the setting and the admin center, with the steps, so a level-one tech can close most of them without escalating.
  • Your team, in Microsoft’s own admin centers. Tenant Strike is read-only in every client tenant and has no way to push a change.
  • Priced per client tenant. Partner pricing is per tenant, per month, and drops as you add clients. What you charge is up to you.