Early access · Microsoft 365 compliance, for MSPs and the IT teams they serve
Everyone says Microsoft Purview is complicated. We made it simple.
Neoview connects to a Microsoft 365 tenant, read-only, and shows what its compliance setup is actually doing. Then it tells you exactly what to fix, and tracks it until it's done.
This is what a Neoview assessment looks like.
- ✓A score the client can track.
74 of 100. It moves when something in the tenant changes, not when someone updates a slide.
See it in the demo → - ✓The three things worth a call.
Ranked by exposure. Here, a DLP policy that users skip 56% of the time, one person doing it repeatedly, and a licensed capability nobody switched on.
- ✓Export it as a PDF report.
The same assessment as a document you can send. Choose the version with user names (for IT) or without them (for management or an auditor).
Every finding comes with the evidence and the fix.
No "consider reviewing your DLP posture". A specific policy, the numbers behind it, and what to do.
- 9 items blocked, 5 overridden with a justification
- 1 user accounts for 3 of the 5 overrides
- ✓Evidence from their own audit log.
9 items blocked, 5 overridden, 1 reported as a false positive.
- ✓Read-only by default.
Neoview reads; your team decides. Each suggested action comes written for a person to carry out in the Microsoft portal. Nothing changes in Microsoft Purview unless someone on your team decides it.
- ✓Accept or dismiss, and it's remembered.
What you decided and when becomes part of the record an auditor can see.
What you already pay for and don't use.
Neoview compares what you pay for with what is in use. Each gap comes ranked by what it costs to close.
See it in the demo →- ✓Already paid for. Turn it on.
Example: Insider Risk Management licensed for all 20 users and never used (illustrative). Zero extra license cost.
- ✓Paid for half the people.
8 of 28 users have no license, so no DLP, no labels, no retention. Are they still active? That's the question to ask.
- ✓Needs a better license: none, today.
When there is one, you'll see what it unlocks. We don't show prices. The upsell is yours, through your own margin.
Which policies work, and which ones people click through.
The Purview portal makes you open each policy to learn this. Here it's one table.
See it in the demo →- ✓Simulation or enforcing, at a glance.
A policy that has been "in test" for eight months is a finding, not a setting.
- ✓Override rate per policy.
5 of 9 blocks skipped. This is the number behind the first recommendation above.
- ✓Microsoft's own scans don't count.
Crawler matches are kept apart from user activity, so the numbers mean what they say.
Are you an MSP? Every customer on one screen.
If you look after several companies, Neoview shows all of their tenants side by side: health, coverage, override rate and open opportunities. Everything above, for each customer. How Neoview works for MSPs →
| 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 as the assessment, so you can rank your customers.
- ✓Override rate per client.
42% here. Anything over a third means a policy is in the wrong place.
- ✓Opportunities, counted.
Capabilities to activate at no cost, and upgrades worth a conversation. This column is your pipeline.
I spent years setting up Microsoft 365 security and compliance for other people's clients. Every project ended the same way: a Purview assessment done by hand, in a document nobody opened again after the kickoff. The client paid for E5 and used a third of it, and nobody could show what was actually protecting their data.
Neoview is the tool I wanted on those projects. It reads, it remembers, and it never changes your policies.
Diego Godoy · founder, NeoDefender · hello@getneoview.com
See it on your own tenant.
Thirty minutes, on our demo tenant or on yours. Read-only by default: your team decides every change to Microsoft Purview.