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Know which Entra credential expires next.

CredWatch is being built as a focused monitor for Microsoft Entra ID App Registration client secrets and certificates across multiple managed tenants.

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The problem

The expiry date is known. The operating context usually is not.

A credential can have a valid expiry timestamp and still become an incident because nobody owns the renewal, the date is checked too late, or the change window is longer than the remaining lead time.

For an MSP managing 20–60 tenants, tenant-by-tenant checks turn a deterministic event into repeated manual work. CredWatch is being built to keep expiry dates visible and send email while there is still time to act.

Workflow

Inventory, lead time, signal.

  1. 01

    Inventory the dates

    Track client secret and certificate expiry dates for App Registrations across configured Entra tenants.

  2. 02

    Keep lead time visible

    Surface upcoming expirations early enough for ownership, coordination, and an approved change window.

  3. 03

    Send the signal

    Email before expiry so the team can assign and complete the renewal work.

Who it is for

Built around the MSP operating model.

  • MSPs managing roughly 20–60 Microsoft Entra tenants.
  • Operators responsible for App Registration secrets and certificates across managed environments.
  • Teams that need credential-expiry work to enter an existing email-driven operations queue.

FAQ

Current public scope.

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Managing credential expiry across 20–60 tenants?

Describe the inventory, ownership, and lead-time problems CredWatch should account for.

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