What I like best about Inforcer is how much easier it makes managing Microsoft 365 security and policies across multiple tenants. Instead of having to manually configure and monitor each tenant individually, Inforcer gives us a centralized place to manage policies, identify configuration gaps, and keep environments consistent.

The UI is clean and easy to navigate, which makes it simple to see where a tenant may be out of compliance or missing a recommended configuration. The ability to create standardized policy baselines and deploy them across multiple tenants saves a significant amount of time and reduces the chance of human error.

The Microsoft 365 integration is especially valuable because it fits directly into the environments we already manage rather than adding another complicated process. Performance has been reliable, and automating work that would otherwise require repetitive manual changes provides a clear return on investment.

I also appreciate the intelligence and automation built into the platform. Being able to quickly identify differences between environments and take action from one place allows us to be much more proactive with security instead of waiting until a configuration issue becomes a problem.

Overall, the biggest benefit is the combination of centralized management, automation, and visibility. It saves us time, helps us maintain consistent security standards, and makes managing Microsoft 365 environments at scale much more efficient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One area where Inforcer could improve is the amount of customization and flexibility available for certain policies and reporting. While the platform does a great job of standardizing Microsoft 365 configurations, there are situations where I would like more granular control over how specific policies are applied or how information is presented.

There can also be a learning curve when you first start using some of the more advanced features. The interface itself is straightforward, but understanding how everything works together and determining the best way to build and deploy your standards takes some time.

I would also like to see continued expansion of the reporting, integrations, and automation capabilities. As the platform grows, having even more detailed reporting and additional options for automating remediation would make it even more valuable.

Overall, these are relatively minor issues compared with the amount of time Inforcer saves us and the visibility it provides across our Microsoft 365 environments. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The platform makes it easy to deploy baselines across Microsoft tenants, including Intune, IAM, SharePoint, and now even data governance.

Separately, being able to manage clients’ Microsoft tenants in the Inforcer portal, with clear action logging, really makes the platform feel next-generation.

Something also worth mentioning is the ability to run reports against the tenant to get an idea of where that specific tenant stands compared to the baselines. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

This isn’t exactly Inforcer-related, but I’ve noticed the “delayed” responsiveness when loading a Microsoft tenant can be hit or miss. Sometimes it loads quickly and other times it’s slow, with no consistent load time. That seems to be more on the Microsoft side.

One thing I dislike that is specific to Inforcer is that when policies are pushed to the tenant, they sometimes error out. It can take some digging to figure out what’s actually causing a policy to fail to push. In some cases it’s easier to identify, but the error messages don’t always provide a clear or consistent reason. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It has helped us improve our baseline and across multiple different customers and bring them up to a better standard which in turn has helped increase the security of each of their tenants and reflected in the secure score increases. The best part though is now we have built a process on this, it is really easy to implement across any new customers we take on and has saved a massive amount of time and resources in the long run. The UI looks really good and I especially like the old school windows 95 mode which I use regularly and goes to show the fun side of the Inforcer team. Their support chat is also surprisingly good, it uses Ai but really well and I think might be the first bot chat that I havent had to request to speak to a human. When we do speak with the actual human team, their support has always been second to none. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are times when group deployment does not always work the best. The team have introduced new features to this and we have a process to work around it however having groups detected better would really help. Other than that, everything else has been great and where there are issues the product roadmap usually addresses these. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What's not to like, the product has made our MSP 365 management much easier and more streamlined. It interface is very easy to navigate and the performance of it overall is great.

The support you have with the onboarding is great and they are always willing to listen and help bounce ideas off of them for your own deployment ideas and strategy.

We definitely can justify the cost against how much labour and time it saves us with having a centralized policy management and deployment method. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Because I have to bring something to the table for this, I would say the AI Impact analysis could be a bit more in-depth, and the policy comparison side sometimes can be way off.

Its not a big deal as we know what the policy's do! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about inforcer is that it allows us to manage Microsoft 365 security policies consistently and at scale across our client base. It gives us clear visibility of each tenant, highlights where standards have drifted, and makes it much easier to deploy and maintain a common security baseline without relying on repetitive manual work.

As an MSP, that consistency and oversight are extremely valuable. The platform is straightforward to use, continues to develop quickly, and the inforcer team genuinely listens to partner feedback and builds around real-world MSP requirements. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As with any rapidly developing platform, some features and reporting capabilities are still maturing, and there are occasional areas where greater flexibility or deeper integrations would improve the workflow. However, the team is very receptive to feedback, and we have seen suggestions acted upon quickly as the product has evolved. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Inforcer enables us to deploy our Microsoft 365 standards easily across both existing and new clients. It’s straightforward to use and has an intuitive user interface, which makes managing policies simple and efficient.

Inforcer also performs exceptionally well, with policies and configurations deploying quickly and reliably. From a business perspective, it delivers a strong return on investment by significantly reducing the time required to onboard and standardise new clients. It saves us up to two days of effort per client, while also improving consistency and reducing manual work.

The team at Inforcer are great as well. They’re always available to help with any requests, and, best of all, they listen to the community and use that feedback to drive feature enhancements. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wouldn’t say there are any real downsides to the tool—just a few missing features, such as application deployments. However, this is on the roadmap to roll out, so it should soon become available for us to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What we value most about Inforcer is how it allows us to manage Microsoft 365 security standards consistently across multiple client tenants. Its direct integration with Microsoft 365 makes it easy to deploy baselines, identify configuration drift, and quickly see where action is required.

The platform is responsive, straightforward to navigate, and significantly reduces the time our team would otherwise spend on manual configuration reviews. The onboarding and ongoing support have also been strong, helping us realise value from the platform quickly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is nothing we would describe as a dislike. One area we would like to see expanded is SharePoint permissions reporting, particularly for environments with complex or heavily broken inheritance structures. Greater visibility and more detailed reporting in this area would make the platform even more valuable for broader Microsoft 365 security and governance reviews. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The UI is intuitive and gets updated regularly at a pace I’ve never seen from another company in such a short space of time. Pricing is very competitive, and the ROI feels immediate through policy backups and the ease of deployment for project teams. It helps the team work with higher accuracy and speed, and the product keeps up because policies can be deployed in under 30 seconds.

Initial support and onboarding were seamless through Partner Centre, and the support team, along with our account manager, makes the whole process straightforward—any issues we’ve had have been resolved quickly. It also includes AI, with policy summarisation for what you’re deploying and what’s currently deployed, which helps more junior techs understand a 365 environment more easily. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Its is difficult to say about any dislikes as its such a great product Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Great user interface and a smooth onboarding experience. It saves an amazing amount of time and effort. Overall, it feels like a modern solution that makes you think, “Why hasn’t this been done already?” Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don't think there's much to dislike about Inforcer per se, there are certain features that it doesn't have yet, like auditing app registrations and enterprise applications, but these are on the feature request board and I know it's on their radar. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like the continuous development and timely addition of new features in Inforcer. It's impressive how quickly you can deploy settings to tenants. The administration features available through Inforcer are quite handy, as I can manage tasks like temporary access passes and Intune assignments without needing to use the Microsoft portal. It's great that the platform accurately follows its roadmap, making it a reliable tool for our needs. I also found the initial setup very easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes we get failures on deployments, but if we try it again, it will deploy. So, there are just minor bugs, especially when making a large number of changes. This has definitely improved since we began using the platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.