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Who has access, and why
A report walks every folder and file, and flags grants made to a person instead of a group.
Governance and audit inside Microsoft 365
Enterprise SharePoint extensions
A large Microsoft 365 tenant gathers documents faster than anyone can govern them. Who can see a folder, what’s stale and what just broke get answered by guessing.
Named by what it does, not who it was for. The screens below are illustrations we drew — never customer software.
Our solution
Reporting and governance tools around the tenant: permission audits down to single files, sharing that expires by itself, link checks, and a per-file history, answered from a screen instead of a script.
How it works
5 steps, start to finish.
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Share for a limited time
Pick files, a recipient and a window; a copy goes out and is removed when the window closes.
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Catch a broken link first
Flagged documents are checked daily, and the watcher gets an email when one stops resolving.
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See who’s holding a file
A report lists every checked-out file, who has it, and since when.
05
Answer “who changed this”
From the file, open its history: every access and change, already filtered to it.
Audit Log Search3 records
Contact
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