You don't run one admin centre. You run all of them.
Entra. Intune. SharePoint. Exchange. Defender. Purview. Each with its own tabs, its own reports, its own idea of what "done" means.
So a simple question becomes an afternoon. Who can actually see that SharePoint site? Which sharing links are still open to anyone? Did last month's leaver lose access everywhere? Why is the finance team excluded from that conditional access policy, and who did it?
The answers exist, spread across a dozen portals and a spreadsheet someone exports once a quarter. Then the auditor asks, and you find out how much of your estate was held together with tab switching.
We built one console so your team stops switching tabs.
Full Microsoft 365 management. One estate. One pane.
Everything below is the same platform, same console, same audit trail, same least-privilege access model. Not modules with their own price tags.
SharePoint access & sharing
What access do your users really have? See who can reach every site, library and file, how they got that access, and every sharing link still open, without clicking through permissions one site at a time.
The whole security lifecycle. One platform.
The capabilities above aren't a toolbox, they're the same platform doing its job at four points in time.
Prevent
Close the doors before anything tries them. Posture and configuration drift surfaced across your estate, over-permissive sharing, stale guests, conditional access exclusions, found at the source and fixed once.
Detect
See it the moment it moves. Signal correlated back to the user in one console, one alert stream, not a queue per admin centre.
Respond
Act without opening six admin centres. Triage, contain and roll back from the same place the alert fired, with the change previewed before it lands.
Recover
Get back to known-good. Restore configuration and access, prove what changed and when, and hand leadership an answer instead of a shrug.
Access your auditors will sign off.
You're granting a vendor access to your tenant. We designed for that sentence.
DendronAI stores no client secret or certificate in your tenant. A federated identity credential sets up a trust relationship in Microsoft Entra ID, and our workload exchanges a short-lived, validated token for a Microsoft-issued access token. Nothing to store, leak, rotate or expire.
Each capability is its own Microsoft Entra app registration, granted only the Graph permissions that capability needs, nothing wider. Threat response, device management, compliance, SharePoint, you consent to each one separately, and only when that part of the platform is in scope.
Each app and its exact permissions are granted on Microsoft’s own admin-consent screen. Nothing is granted silently, and every scope is visible before you accept.
Proof you can check yourself.
Certified, audited and listed. Every badge links straight to the source, no screenshots, no self-attestation.
Enterprise-grade AI orchestration. Not a chatbot bolted to a dashboard.
The platform reads your whole estate, so it can tell you what changed, what it means, and what to do next in plain English.
What makes that safe to run against your tenant is what it's built on. DendronAI's intelligence runs on OneReach.ai's Generative Studio X (GSX), the agentic orchestration platform enterprises use to govern and coordinate AI agents at scale. Not a homegrown wrapper around one model's API.
- Governed agents, not free-range AI. Every agent acts with defined authority, inside set boundaries, with full audit lineage on every decision. It suggests; the diff is shown; you apply.
- True orchestration. GSX scores and routes work to the best model for each job. Models get swapped underneath; your console doesn't move.
One root. Many branches. More still to grow.
DendronAI is the root and the trunk, one least-privilege connection to your tenant, everything scoped and audited. It's the common platform under everything, and every capability is a branch growing from it.
Today those branches manage Microsoft 365. The architecture was built from day one to grow new ones into the rest of what you run. We won't itemise them in a marketing list, we'll walk you through where it's heading on the call.
Ask us what's next →Kickoff to go-live in three weeks. No six-month implementation.
Demo.
A 30-minute call. We walk through your Microsoft 365 estate and where your team loses the most time. No deck.
Proof of value.
Your tenant on the live platform, real data, not a sandbox. You see it running against your own estate.
Evaluate.
You review what it surfaced: the access it exposed, the drift it flagged, the licences you could reclaim. Every question your team has, answered.
Go-live.
Least-privilege consent and your team trained. Structured onboarding and documentation get you running.
Questions you might have.
Does DendronAI need Global Admin or standing admin rights?
No. Each capability is a separate Entra app you approve individually, scoped to only the permissions it needs, and DendronAI authenticates via Workload Identity Federation, so no secret or certificate is ever stored in your tenant. No tenant-wide directory write access, ever. The privileged setup app removes itself after onboarding.
Which frameworks can it assess us against?
Baseline assessments run against industry frameworks including Cyber Essentials Plus, NIS2 and DORA, so you can see where you stand, what to fix first, and export the evidence.
How long does onboarding take?
Three weeks from kickoff to go-live, with the first 14 days as a proof of value on your real tenant.
Is the AI just a wrapper around one model’s API?
No. The intelligence runs on OneReach.ai’s GSX, the agentic orchestration platform enterprises use to govern AI agents at scale. Agents act with defined authority, inside set boundaries, with full audit lineage. Models are scored, routed and swapped underneath; your console doesn’t change.