Augmentt
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What is Augmentt
Augmentt is a SaaS management and security visibility platform used primarily by managed service providers (MSPs) to monitor and manage Microsoft 365 tenants. It focuses on posture assessment, configuration auditing, and reporting across Microsoft 365 services, with workflows oriented around multi-tenant operations. The product is commonly used for standardizing baselines, identifying risky settings, and producing customer-facing reports and recommendations.
Multi-tenant MSP operations focus
Augmentt is designed around managing multiple Microsoft 365 tenants from a single interface, which aligns with MSP workflows. It supports cross-tenant visibility and repeatable processes for reviewing configurations and posture. This reduces the need to manually sign into each tenant for routine checks and reporting.
Posture and configuration auditing
The platform emphasizes identifying configuration gaps and risky settings in Microsoft 365 environments. It provides structured views that help teams compare current settings to expected baselines and track remediation work. This is useful for periodic security reviews and for documenting changes over time.
Client-ready reporting outputs
Augmentt includes reporting capabilities intended for sharing findings with customers and internal stakeholders. Reports can support QBR-style reviews, compliance discussions, and remediation planning. This helps translate technical configuration details into actionable items for non-technical audiences.
Not a backup and recovery tool
Augmentt focuses on management visibility and posture rather than data protection. Organizations needing Microsoft 365 backup, retention beyond native capabilities, or granular restore workflows typically require a separate SaaS backup product. This can increase vendor count for MSPs standardizing on a single stack.
Depth varies by M365 workload
Coverage and control depth can differ across Microsoft 365 services and licensing tiers, which may limit uniform policy enforcement. Some advanced governance, eDiscovery, or highly specialized security controls remain dependent on Microsoft-native portals and APIs. Teams may still need to use multiple admin centers for certain tasks.
MSP-centric fit may limit IT
The product’s design and packaging are oriented toward MSP use cases such as multi-tenant reporting and standardized assessments. Single-enterprise IT teams that want deep role-based administration, complex automation, or extensive custom workflows may find the approach less aligned with their operating model. In those cases, additional tooling or scripting may be required.
