Tag: Tenant Management

Microsoft tenant configurations are constantly evolving — through policy updates, security adjustments, and operational changes. At the same time, customers increasingly expect traceability, recoverability, and control over configuration drift. The February 2026 Plentics Suite release introduces powerful Backup and Restore capabilities that enable MSPs to safeguard, replicate, and restore tenant configurations with confidence — and formalize configuration governance as a service.

For cloud‑native MSPs, the Plentics Suite November 2025 release introduces Compare Configurations — a fast way to validate baselines across tenants, spot missing or differing settings with clear green/yellow/red indicators, and drill into JSON diffs.

These fall releases continue our focus: reduce manual work for cloud‑native MSPs and make multitenant operations for Microsoft 365 and Intune environments easier to manage and scale. The latest releases bring upgraded Tenant Management, business‑contextual Endpoint Analytics, and a dedicated Windows 11 Readiness view — plus refinements that improve daily flow.

For many MSPs, keeping Microsoft Intune tenants aligned is a hidden time sink. Updating policies, replicating configurations, and ensuring consistency across multiple tenants can easily consume 50–75 hours every quarter for a 25-tenant environment. That’s time not spent on high-value services — and it increases the risk of errors and configuration drift. Plentics Suite’s new Tenant Management with Tenant Copy changes that. It centralizes critical actions into one streamlined interface, automating up to 90% of repetitive maintenance tasks so your team can deliver faster, more consistent service.