Everything about this account, in one click
In the portal you already use, a button next to each user opens their card: licenses, authentication methods, MFA, last sign-ins, roles, groups and devices. No other tab.
365Boost
Stop opening five tabs to answer one question.
Your Microsoft 365 admin sidekick. 365Boost puts the answer where you already are: in Entra, Intune, Exchange and the Microsoft 365 admin center.
Who owns this app, and what expires this month?
One click on a report. No PowerShell script, no export to clean up.
What is different between these two users?
Tick two users, groups or devices and press Compare.
Send the client the list.
Any report as a clean Excel file, tenant by tenant.
Who has access to this mailbox?
Delegations, forwarding and protocols from the Exchange admin center, as reports. Nothing to install in Exchange.
Reports, information cards, shortcuts and exports, built into the portals you already use.
In the portal
The information you need, right where you work.
A user's MFA status, last sign-in, groups and roles: see them on the page you already have open. Spot inactive devices in the list. Jump from a device in Entra to its Intune page without searching for it again.
Microsoft 365admin center
⇆users, groups
Entraadmin center
⇆devices
Intuneadmin center
Reports
You should not need a script for every question.
Which app secrets are about to expire? Which accounts are excluded from Conditional Access policies? Which licenses overlap? Open the report, check the results and export them if needed.
What access does this user have?
Use Object Explorer to see the groups, roles, applications and Conditional Access policies linked to a user, as cards or as a graph.
Who can become Global Admin?
Every path to an admin role, even when the person does not hold it.
Which admins are poorly protected?
No MFA, no sign-in for months, an account that comes from AD. Each admin gets a colour.
Which licenses are you paying twice?
E5 plus a P2 bought separately, for example. The report finds them and counts them.
View all reports and tools
Security
- Privilege escalation paths
- Admin account health
- Dangerous guests
- Conditional Access Gap
- MFA per person
- Authentication Methods
- Passkeys
- Role Members
Apps and identities
- App Exposure Matrix
- App Permissions
- Certificates and Keys
- Managed identities
- App Owners
- Apps with no one assigned
- SCIM Apps
Licenses and hygiene
- Duplicate licenses
- Wasted licenses
- Licenses by attribute
- Stale users and devices
- BitLocker keys, LAPS passwords
- Empty and dynamic groups
- External users, provisioning errors
Explore and compare
- Object Explorer
- Side panel
- Tenant Dashboard
- Tenant Exporter
- Snapshot Compare
- Sign-in Map
Every report exports to CSV, Excel and JSON. With several tenants open in the browser, a report can run across all of them, each row keeping its tenant.
Not a separate app: 365Boost lives in your browser, next to your portals. Many tenants, many accounts? That is the normal case: sign in to each client with the account you already use there, switch between them, and run reports on one tenant or on several. One Multi-Tenant license covers them all.
How it works
Keep your portals and your session.
365Boost is a browser extension that uses your Microsoft session and your account permissions. Data is processed in your browser and exports are saved to your device.
Chrome
Edge
Firefox with limitations
Works on Windows, macOS and Linux.
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Read-only
Graph calls retrieve data without modifying it.
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No app registration
No application to register in the tenant or additional consent to grant.
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With your existing permissions
Results depend on the permissions of your signed-in account.
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Local processing
Tenant data is processed in the browser. Exports are saved to your device.