Sample reports

See exactly what you'd hand a client, or your boss.

These are the real reports, produced by the same tools you would run, against organizations we made up. No names, addresses or servers in them belong to anyone. Open them in the browser, or download the PDF to attach to an email or a purchase request.

AD Exit Planner

Active Directory readiness assessment

Sample organization: Example Dental Group, a dental practice with 48 staff accounts and two domain controllers.

Useful for: MSPs handing a client a branded report, and IT teams planning the next two years.

A readiness score and the decision in front of the business, in plain words
Every server and PC with the day its security updates stop, soonest first
Old sign-in methods still in use (RC4, NTLM, unsigned LDAP) and which devices use them
A three-phase plan, with commands to run, how to check them and how to undo them
Your logo, colours and contact details on the cover (shown with a placeholder)

Open in your browser Download PDF (16 pages)

Entra move readiness

Entra sync readiness check

Sample organization: City of Example, a small city government moving from on-premises AD to Microsoft 365.

Useful for: Government and business IT teams about to turn on Entra Connect or Cloud Sync for the first time.

A staff list matched to AD accounts, with the doubtful matches set aside for a person to decide
Accounts that would get a second cloud account, or link to the wrong one
Sign-in names Microsoft 365 can't use, such as .local domains
What the first sync will do: how many accounts it links, creates and blocks

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Microsoft 365 check

Microsoft 365 readiness check

Sample organization: Example Dental Group's Microsoft 365 tenant: 23 accounts, a scanner and a practice management system that send mail.

Useful for: Anyone with a Microsoft 365 tenant and a copier, a line-of-business app or staff on text-message MFA.

Each Microsoft deadline with the number of findings it affects and the days left
The people whose only MFA is a text message, the scanner still using SMTP AUTH, the backup app on EWS
Admins without MFA, mail forwarded outside the company and licences paid for leavers
For each finding: why it matters, what to do and roughly how long it takes

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The monthly email

One email a month: what's due, what changed.

If you ask for it on the early access form, this is what arrives on the first of each month. It's built from the same list as the deadline tracker, and it says so when Microsoft moves a date.

From Attestry <alerts@attestryhq.com>

Subject Microsoft deadlines: 3 in the next 90 days, the first in 30

December 2026

Next up: SMTP AUTH, December 31

Copiers that scan to email and apps that send mail with a password stop sending when Microsoft turns basic authentication off for SMTP. If you haven't found yours yet, that's the one to do this month.

Changed since last month

Self-service password reset now accepts only methods people registered themselves (rolled out from November 7). No dates moved this month.

The next 90 days

Dec 31, 2026
30 daysSMTP AUTH with basic authentication turned off by default in Exchange Online
Move each sender to OAuth, a connector, or a relay service. A final removal date is still to be announced (second half of 2027).
Jan 12, 2027
42 daysWindows Server 2016 and Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2021 reach end of support
Plan the upgrade or replacement now. Domain controllers on 2016 are the most common case.
Feb 1, 2027
62 daysSMS and voice-call MFA retired for users (no opt-out)
Move each person to the Microsoft Authenticator app or a passkey, then remove the phone method.

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