Everything.
Connected.

Your entire directory. One living map.
See the connections that change everything.

Clarity. At every level.

Explore the product
Actual VisualizerEngine workspace with a force-directed graph of 1,008 groups and 452 users in a demo directory

Actual product screenshot, demo directory.

Your directory has a shape. Your risks have a pattern. Now you can see both.

Groups inside groups. Licenses with hidden gaps. Changes with unexpected consequences. Bring the invisible structure into view.

Discover the possibilities

One directory. Every perspective.

Follow every connection.

Move from your entire tenant to a single membership. See the nesting, circular references, and orphaned groups hiding in plain sight.

Explore directory visualization
Actual VisualizerEngine hierarchy tree showing nested groups and their connections in a demo directory
Hierarchy, graph, and sunburst. One directory, every perspective.Actual product screenshot, demo directory

Find where the licenses go.

Trace real license sources, find duplicate assignments, and uncover the nesting gaps that leave users without the licenses you expected.

See license analytics
Actual VisualizerEngine license analytics showing redundant assignments, licensing gaps, and estimated costs for a demo directory
See usage, conflicts, and estimated costs together.Actual product screenshot, demo directory

See the impact. Then decide.

Model a group move or license change. Understand who gains access, who loses it, and what happens next before touching production.

Discover what-if simulation
Actual VisualizerEngine what-if simulation showing affected members and alternative license coverage in a demo directory
Every simulation stays inside VisualizerEngine.Actual product screenshot, demo directory

Make every change visible.

Compare snapshots, track policy drift, and turn directory history into traceable evidence your team can actually use.

Explore snapshots and history
Actual VisualizerEngine change history and directory activity for a demo tenant
Point-in-time snapshots. Clear diffs. Exports with provenance.Actual product screenshot, demo directory

The big picture.
Even at your scale.

Performance-verified on large directories, so your next layer of nesting never becomes another blind spot.

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Groups in the verified read path
50,000
Memberships in the verified read path
250,000

A powerful view.
A light footprint.

Your directory is critical infrastructure. Explore it with read-only access and security enforced at the foundation.

Inside our security architecture

Read-only by design

Understand and simulate without writing a single change to Entra ID.

Isolated at the source

Tenant boundaries are enforced in the database, at the record level.

A trail you can verify

Cryptographically chained, append-only logs make tampering detectable.

Read-only Microsoft Graph access · Entra ID single sign-on · Database-enforced tenant isolation

A new perspective.
Three simple steps.

See how it works
  1. Consent.

    A global administrator grants read-only access through the standard Entra consent flow. No agents to install.

  2. Sync.

    We map your directory, then keep the picture current with Microsoft Graph change tracking.

  3. See.

    Explore your map, investigate licenses, simulate changes, and share evidence, all in your browser.

A little more clarity.

All frequently asked questions
Does it modify my directory?

No. VisualizerEngine has read-only access to groups, users, and organization information. Every simulation runs inside the product and never writes to Entra.

Do I have to install anything?

No. It is a browser-based product reached through a single administrator consent link.

Can other tenants see my data?

No. Isolation is enforced at the database record level and covered by automated tests that confirm one tenant's administrators cannot read another tenant's data.

How big a tenant can it handle?

The read path is performance-verified at 50,000 groups and 250,000 memberships, including deeply nested directories.

Everything connects.
Make sense of it.

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Read-only access. Nothing installed, nothing modified.

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