Create and manage users
Create users, review the user list, update account settings, reset passwords, revoke sessions, and maintain Microsoft cloud services assigned to an account.
Manage Microsoft 365 and Azure
Use this section to operate the Microsoft cloud services that MSPControl exposes for a customer organization. The available screens depend on the organization’s configured services, Microsoft licensing, and the credentials and provider settings connected to MSPControl.
Manage identities and access
Section titled “Manage identities and access”Manage Microsoft 365 groups
Review, create, update, and remove Microsoft 365 groups and maintain owners and members.
Review guest users
Review guest access, update expiration, enable or disable selected users, remove users, and schedule guest-user reports.
Manage organization domains
Add, verify, set, and remove Microsoft 365 domains associated with the customer organization.
Review services and subscriptions
Section titled “Review services and subscriptions”Review Microsoft 365 subscriptions
Check subscription state, assigned quantity, available quota, partner-managed capacity, and renewal information.
Check Microsoft service health
Review Microsoft 365 advisories, incidents, affected services, status, and last-update information for the customer.
Review OneDrive storage
Review account-level OneDrive usage, quota, item count, and last content modification data.
Manage Azure subscriptions
Review Azure plan subscriptions, create supported subscription resources, and maintain subscription-specific settings exposed by MSPControl.
Review Azure consumption
Section titled “Review Azure consumption”The Azure dashboard can scope cost information by month, resource group, and subscription. It exposes cost by resource, burn rate, daily consumption views, report generation, and report download operations.
Configure security settings
Section titled “Configure security settings”MSPControl exposes customer security settings for Microsoft 365 and Azure. The current portal includes Microsoft 365 Safe Links, spam filtering, and Standard Protection settings, together with Azure security defaults, preferred MFA policy, diagnostic settings, reporting, and sensitivity-label operations.
Related guides
Section titled “Related guides”Azure application registrations
Review customer application registrations exposed through MSPControl.
Microsoft 365 Security
Follow the task guide for the current Microsoft 365 security settings screen.
