The EntraGUARD user guide
Free to read, no form to fill in. Every screen described exists and every figure quoted is the one in the catalog. It takes you from installation through to handing an audit report to a client.
One standalone document: sticky table of contents, Ctrl+F search,
and a clean print to PDF straight from the browser.
Who it is for
The auditor discovering the tool
The order follows a real engagement: install, activate, connect, scope, audit, deliver. Read front to back, it doubles as training.
The audited client's administrator
They find exactly what the tool reads, with which permissions, and what it never does: no writes, no agent. This is often the document that unblocks access.
The manager preparing an engagement
The typical-engagement appendix and the reports chapter give you the substance of a proposal without inventing anything.
What the guide covers
- 01Introduction
- 02Installation and first run
- 03License, tenant quota and client area
- 04Application name and reports
- 05Managing audited tenants
- 06Connectors: connecting the audited tenant
- 07Controls and referentials
- 08Compliance frameworks
- 09Baselines
- 10Running an audit
- 11Results, history and comparison
- 12The dashboard
- 13Reports and exports
- 14Performance
- 15Appendices
Chapter 6 details the two attachment scenarios — the client supplies the audit application, or it is provisioned with an administrator alongside — and the eight Microsoft 365 connectors, one per source.
And the appendices
Shorter reads
If you want the method rather than the manual, the seven guide articles cover getting started, connectors, baselines, running an audit, performance, reports and the audit methodology itself.