Every TSO feature, in one page.
Fifteen product surfaces, one workspace. Every scan is read-only. Every export is same-origin. Every finding carries the Microsoft Graph endpoint it came from, so your admins can verify what they see.
Fifteen product surfaces, one workspace. Every scan is read-only. Every export is same-origin. Every finding carries the Microsoft Graph endpoint it came from, so your admins can verify what they see.
Sign in and land on the tenancy-wide view — total storage scanned, items indexed, active recommendations, and the two workload sparklines. Every tile links to the underlying data.
One row per scan — tenant, workloads included, duration, status. Filter, sort, or click through to any scan's detail page.
The scan overview is the elevator pitch — total storage, monthly excess at Microsoft's $0.20/GB list rate, headline recommendations, and per-workload tiles you can drill into.
Per-user OneDrive inventory with disabled-account flags. Departed-user drives are the fastest reclaim target on most tenants.
Mailbox size and last-activity from the Exchange Usage Report. Great for spotting oversized shared mailboxes and disabled-user mailboxes still consuming licenses.
Each Microsoft Team backs itself with a SharePoint site. TSO maps that link so you can run duplicate detection and version scans on the underlying store directly — the Teams-backed sites appear on the SharePoint tab with a badge.
Microsoft grants 1 TB + 10 GB per licensed user of included SharePoint storage. Every gigabyte above that is priced at $0.20 / month. The Users tab shows both, per tenant.
Find exact copies of the same file across a tenant — same content hash, different locations — and see how many gigabytes you'd reclaim if you kept only the newest.
Walks every drive and keeps the top-N files above a size threshold. Each winner is enriched post-scan with an exact version count from Graph.
Pick a minimum-versions threshold (5, 10, 20, 50, 100). TSO walks the site's drives, calls Graph /versions per candidate file, and returns the top-N by reclaimable bytes. The version count and reclaim column live on the Largest files table above.
Sites created for a one-off project by someone who has left, and never adopted by anyone else, are the biggest source of dormant storage. TSO flags them, sorts by size, and quantifies the reclaim.
The Optimize view groups every recommendation into an actionable plan — what to archive, what to review, what to keep — and quantifies the reclaim you unlock at each step.
The scoring engine ranks archive, delete and review candidates by confidence and reclaim size. Above the table: four insight cards for disabled OneDrive, inactive OneDrive / SharePoint / Teams 1/3/5 years.
The scan-level recommendations tab shows only the findings from the current crawl, so month-over-month you can see what changed. Each row cites the Graph endpoint it came from.
Click any SharePoint site title (or a Teams-backed site name) to open a per-site view with three inner tabs and a one-click duplicate detector.
Every scan produces a PDF you can hand to a client, a CIO, or the finance team. Executive summary, storage-overage math, inactive-insight cards, per-workload deep dives, top-ten actions.
One sheet per workload. Sizes in GB. OneDrive inactive rows shaded so the reader can spot them without a filter.
TSO is listed on Microsoft AppSource / Azure Marketplace via SaaS Fulfillment API v2. Provision, subscribe, suspend, or change plans through Microsoft's own console — TSO syncs the lifecycle automatically.
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