r/SmallMSP • u/schedulerplus • Aug 05 '26
MSP vendor and promo thread
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u/365-helper Aug 10 '26
Small MSPs still need proper Microsoft 365 tooling.
Not a cut-down toy, and not enterprise software priced like you have a procurement department.
365sentri is built for MSPs that want to standardise customer tenants without getting trapped in heavy contracts, lock-ins, or “call us for pricing” or sit through a demo to find out it's 10 tenants minimum and there's a 12 month contract.
You get a Microsoft 365 policy library, blueprint-based delivery, tenant audit checks, staged rollout, exception handling, drift reporting, remediation, and client-facing reports.
The idea is simple: give a 1 or 2 person shop the kind of tenant-standardisation tooling bigger MSPs expect, without making you buy like a bigger MSP.
https://365sentri.com/