Integrations / Microsoft 365
Microsoft 365
Instead of bouncing between the Microsoft 365 admin center, Intune, and a separate backup tool, Nexus talks to Microsoft Graph directly and puts user management, device sync, and backup in the same console as everything else.
How it works
- User and group lifecycle via Microsoft Graph — create, disable, enable, reset password, and delete users; create/delete groups and manage membership — gated behind an explicit "allow changes" switch and fully audited, with typed-UPN confirmation required before any deletion
- Intune-managed device sync into the same device inventory as the rest of the fleet, with an automatic Entra ID /devices fallback when a tenant has no Intune license
- An MFA-registration security scan and a subscribed-SKU license report, both pulled straight from Graph on demand or on an automatic schedule
- Microsoft 365 backup — Exchange Online, OneDrive, and SharePoint written to your own S3-compatible bucket, SHA-256 verified, with per-item restore and scheduled retention pruning
Live — real Microsoft Graph calls for admin, device sync, and backup, with directory writes off by default behind an explicit admin switch.
Other integrations
Syncro
Moving off Syncro doesn't have to mean a hard cutover date. Nexus pulls your existing Syncro tickets in on a schedule so both systems can run in parallel until you're ready to switch.
FortiGate, Omada, Meraki & UniFi
Whatever network gear you've already standardized on across client sites, Nexus folds its monitoring into the same console as everything else — no separate vendor portal per brand.
Jamf
For clients on Apple hardware, Jamf-managed devices show up in the same unified console as everything else Nexus manages — one pane of glass across a mixed fleet.
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