For MSPs and MSSPs
Turn Purview into a service you can bill.
Most MSPs give Microsoft 365 compliance away as "part of support" and quietly eat the hours. Neoview gives you the three things that make it a product instead: a conversation starter, a deliverable, and a reason to invoice every month.
Every client on one screen.
Health, coverage, override rate and open opportunities per tenant, sorted by who needs you first. The screen you open on Monday morning.
| Customer | Status | Protected locations | Neoview Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tailspin Retail | Broken connection | No data | — |
| Contoso Finance | Action required | 0 of 4 | 55 |
| Northwind Legal | Connected | 1 of 4 | 63 |
- ✓Health per client.
The same 0–100 score the client sees in their assessment, so you can rank your customers and show progress.
- ✓Override rate per client.
42% here. Anything over a third means a policy is in the wrong place, and a ticket for your engineer.
- ✓Opportunities, counted.
Capabilities to activate at no cost, and upgrades worth a conversation. This column is your pipeline.
Assessment, project, monthly plan.
The same shape for every client, so your engineers stop reinventing it.
The assessment opens the door
Connect a client read-only and hand them the PDF with your logo: what they pay for, what's off, what's exposed. It sells the next step for you. First one is free.
A fixed-scope project fixes the gaps
Labels, the first DLP policies in test mode, a 30-day review, go-live. You price it as a project and bill it to the client; the roadmap and the recommendations are your engineer's work order.
A monthly plan keeps it billable
The weekly digest, a quarterly report and the open recommendations keep the service visible to the client. That's what keeps the line item at renewal.
The license gaps are your upsell.
Every assessment shows what the client's plan unlocks and what the next one would add, with the evidence attached. Neoview doesn't show prices; the conversation, and the CSP margin, are yours.
See it in the demo →- ✓Already paid for: a project, not a purchase.
Insider Risk Management licensed and unused. That's a billable configuration, no license sale needed.
- ✓Paid for half the people.
8 of 28 users unlicensed. Either a cleanup or a licensing conversation, and the report tells you which.
- ✓Needs a better license.
When a gap needs a SKU the client doesn't have, it says so, with what it would unlock. Business Premium to E3, E3 to E5, or the Purview add-on.
Your logo on everything
The assessment PDF and the weekly digest carry your brand, your accent color and your contact details. Neoview stays in the background; you own the relationship.
Keep CIPP, Vanta or Drata and your PSA
Configuration and hardening tools do their job; GRC tools collect evidence for a framework. Neoview is the auditor of your tools: it reads what Purview is actually doing and proves it. Point it at the same tenants.
Built for many customers
Onboarding by consent link, a six-point preflight that says whether a tenant is ready, and one price per tenant by licensed users. Designed to take a client from link to connected in under a business day once audit logging is on.
Works on every plan
Business Premium, E3, E5 and add-ons. The assessment is license-aware, so a Business Premium client gets a useful report, not a list of E5 features they don't have.
See it on a client you already have.
Thirty minutes, on our demo tenant or on one of yours. Read-only by default: your team decides every change to Microsoft Purview.