What Copilot can actually reach in Microsoft 365
Copilot does not break permissions. It obeys them — which is exactly the problem, because most tenants have no idea what their permissions currently allow.
What we have learned building this, written to be useful on its own — for admins, and for providers running the same checks across many tenants. No gates, no forms in the middle, no email required to read the good part.
Copilot does not break permissions. It obeys them — which is exactly the problem, because most tenants have no idea what their permissions currently allow.
Many domains that publish DMARC never get past p=none, which monitors and blocks nothing. The reason is not ignorance — it is that enforcing without an inventory is genuinely dangerous.
A screenshot proves a setting was correct on the day somebody remembered to take it. Most compliance evidence is exactly that, and everyone involved knows it.
Sign up and connect a tenant when you are ready, or start with the free domain check, which reads only what your DNS already publishes.