Starter
Up to 10 tenantsAll 182 checks. Insurance readiness
and broker reports.
QUONTIANTINDEPENDENT AUDITS. FOR MSPs.
Microsoft 365. Azure.
A clearer picture of every tenant.
Find security gaps, question wasted spend and turn the findings into a plan your client understands.
Start your free trial14 days. Full access. No card.
But is it required?
Who does it protect?
Are controls enforced?

QUONTIANT
Protection182 checks across six pillars.Prioritising the findingsSelect a finding to see what happens next.
Are the defences doing their job?MFA, endpoint and email controls. Check the protection behind the settings.
A ranked view of what deserves attention. Open a finding to see the reasoning and next step.
Independent perspective.
Microsoft 365 + Azure.
Read-only from day one.
The difference is in the detail. Explore how each pillar helps your team decide what to do next.
Registration ≠ enforcement
Having MFA available and requiring it at sign-in are different things. A healthy registration figure can hide a policy gap.
Review who and what the policies cover, including exclusions. Agree the change before your team implements it.
“Here’s the gap. Here’s who it affects. Here’s what we recommend.”
A cost worth questioning.
A licence is easy to assign and easy to forget. Quontiant surfaces waste signals across Microsoft licences and Azure resources.
Check whether the user or resource still needs it, and what would be affected by a change. Recommend savings with the context behind them.
“This spend deserves a review. Let’s establish what you still need.”
An insurance answer needs a basis. Combine the configuration Quontiant can assess with attestations and the tools protecting the tenant.
Review the readiness picture, fill in missing context and assemble evidence for the conversation with your client or broker.
“Here’s what supports the answer—and what still needs checking.”
Readiness evidence supports a review; it does not guarantee insurance acceptance or certification.
Guest access can outlast the project or relationship it was created for.
Confirm the owner and ongoing need, then agree which guest accounts or permissions should be removed.
“Here’s where we’re exposed, and what we should investigate first.”
The presence of a backup service does not establish that every important workload is protected.
Check which workloads are covered and review gaps against business recovery needs.
“Here’s what supports continuity, and where recovery needs a closer look.”
A control gap affecting sensitive information can have consequences beyond the technical fix.
Identify the business context and use it to explain why the remediation deserves attention.
“Here’s why this technical work deserves a place in the business priorities.”
The issues you caught.
The costs you questioned.
The improvements you can explain.
Turn the audit into evidence of the work your team brings to the relationship. Give the next client meeting a clear agenda.
Find your next conversation starterQuontiant reads tenant configuration. It cannot change, create or delete it. Your team decides what to fix and carries out the remediation.
Inspect the permissionsSee what you knew. Find what you missed.
Then decide whether Quontiant earns its place.
All 182 checks. Insurance readiness
and broker reports.
White-label tools, scheduled QBRs
and API access.
A tenant administrator grants the published read permissions through Microsoft Entra. Review the full permissions and their purpose before granting consent.
No. It finds and prioritises issues using read-only access. Your team chooses what to change and carries out the remediation.
Choose a plan to continue after 14 days. If you do not, tenant connections pause. No credit card is required to start.