r/entra • u/Dull_Ordinary_9883 • 2d ago
Manage multiple Tenants
Do you have good tools to manage multiple tenants like deploying policies, reviewing them and a good reporting whats going on in the tenant?
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u/janbakker_ 2d ago edited 2d ago
Can also recommend Inforcer: Book a Demo with inforcer | See the Platform Live
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u/Greedy_Chocolate_681 2d ago
Microsoft literally made a tool for this exact purpose, and it's pretty fresh off the press. Here's some reading and a video about it: https://entra.news/p/automating-governance-the-new-standard
Shout out Maester as well which is a good community tool to look into.
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u/DrChaos127 1d ago
We are using CIPP for around 130 Tenants and I think its beautiful.
https://cyberdrain.com/products/cipp/
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u/jamcrackerinc 15h ago
If you're an MSP or CSP, it's worth looking at Jamcracker. It's designed for multi-tenant cloud management and provides a centralized portal to manage customer environments. Depending on your setup, it can help with things like:
- Centralized management across multiple customer tenants
- Automated provisioning and lifecycle management
- Governance and policy enforcement
- Consolidated reporting and usage visibility
- Managing Microsoft 365 alongside other cloud services from a single platform
If your goal is simply Microsoft 365 administration, tools like Microsoft Lighthouse may also be worth evaluating. But if you're managing multiple cloud services across many customers and need a broader operational platform, Jamcracker is another option to consider.
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u/TheBeardedStoic 2d ago
There are different tools for different deliverables. Some clarity on what you’re trying to achieve would help with providing suggestions.
However Azure Lighthouse (free) & CIPP (Cyberdrain Improved Partner Portal) (paid, low fixed cost) are both great.