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Microsoft cloud operations

Keep Microsoft client administration in one working context.

Explore Microsoft 365, Entra, Intune and Azure workflows alongside the client record. Check the permissions, licenses and delegated access for the operations your team needs.

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A change you can inspect

Move from current state to a controlled next step.

Microsoft cloud operations

Tenant state, permission scope, and action evidence together
Scope selected
Cloud operating areasOne governed view
Azure Virtual Desktop

Host pool context

In scope
Intune

Device policy

In scope
Entra

Identity baseline

Review
Defender

Security posture

In scope
Illustrative Microsoft cloud operations concept—not a live product screenshot.

Illustrative workflow · explore the steps · no action is executed

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Connect the tenant

Complete approved consent or GDAP onboarding and verify the exact Microsoft Graph permissions granted.

Confirm this step for your release, permissions and environment.

Bring delegated cloud work into the same client control model.

See Microsoft tenant state beside the MSP customer, policy, service, and evidence record.

Move approved administration through Graph/GDAP permissions, policy, drift, rollback, and audit.

Inside the workflow

The work this connects.

Tenant and permission onboarding
Track Microsoft admin consent, GDAP relationships, Graph scopes, connection health, and revocation.
AVD and Windows 365
Operate supported host pools, session hosts, images, application groups, autoscale, and Cloud PC lifecycle workflows.
Intune operations
Manage supported apps, policies, devices, compliance state, assignments, and publication workflows.
Entra ID and Defender
Review identity and security baselines, drift, affected resources, and governed remediation.
Microsoft 365 automation
Run approved user, group, service, and tenant administration workflows through scoped Graph permissions.
License and cost controls
Connect allocation, utilization, and supported cloud cost signals to customer and policy context.

Try one useful scenario

Consent, proposed change and read-back

Fictional example: a delegated admin reads one test tenant, proposes a permitted change and verifies it in the native portal. Expired delegation blocks the action; throttling produces a bounded retry.

Illustrative evaluation scenario, not a recorded product result.

What a useful result must show

Record tenant and provider region, prerequisite license, exact consent scope, delegation expiry, provider response, drift and final read-back.

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Check the support boundaries
  • Identity and security reads/writes
  • Endpoint/Cloud PC and Intune operations
  • Cost and licensing views
  • Graph, Azure API and GDAP prerequisites

A preview region label is illustrative placement context, not proof of each provider’s processing location. Confirm every read/write action and native-portal fallback separately.

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Scope, availability and evaluation details

Microsoft licensing, tenant configuration, service availability, Graph coverage, and granted permissions determine exact behavior.

Dayrook cannot perform a provider action outside the supported API or customer-approved scope.

The proposed $99 monthly model includes the target product scope for evaluation, unlimited technicians, unlimited customers, and the first 50 managed devices. Final terms require confirmation. See transparent pricing →

Review full environment and integration scope

Microsoft Graph and Azure APIs

Configured Microsoft tenant relationships connect AVD, Windows 365, Intune, Entra, Defender, Microsoft 365 administration, inventory, licensing, and cost context.

Delegated scope is explicit

GDAP, OAuth or administrator consent, Graph permissions, provider account records, and regional Digital Vault credential references define what each tenant workflow can read or change.

Microsoft OAuth, admin consent, GDAP, and Graph permissions remain visible beside provider accounts and each governed action.

Questions, answered

Before you choose your next step.

Does Dayrook replace the Microsoft portals?

It centralizes supported MSP inventory and workflows. Microsoft portals remain available for provider-specific operations outside the supported matrix.

Does it support GDAP?

Target design: GDAP and Microsoft Graph permission state are part of tenant onboarding, health, and revocation workflows.

Can it manage AVD and Windows 365?

Supported AVD host-pool and session-host operations and Windows 365 Cloud PC lifecycle workflows are included.

How are high-impact Microsoft changes controlled?

Authorization, tenant policy, step-up authentication, separate approval where required, provider execution, and read-back all stay bound to one action record.

Your next step

Choose one Microsoft client administration task.

Bring the tenant, workload, licenses and delegated access model. Review the required permissions and supported action before granting access or running a change.

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