My Organization
The scoped view where IT and scope owners turn KPIs into named owners. Same data leadership sees on Progress, broken into actionable assessments and routed via delegation.
The scope itself is configured per user in Settings → Configuration → Organization — typically a department, region, cost centre, or HR attribute.
It is designed to answer simple but important questions:
What is the cost and security state of my slice of the organisation?
Where in the org chart do the issues live?
Who is the right person to own each finding?
Overview and Cost
The first sub-tab — three cards covering recoverable license spend and lifecycle.
Optimise licenses. Recover spend. Defend the next renewal.
KPI cards
% Inactive accounts
The share of accounts in your scope that haven't signed in for the configured retention period.
What it gives you: a single percentage that summarises both license waste and dormant access in your scope.
What you see: the percentage, "X of Y accounts are inactive", and a View users button to the people behind the number.
% Potential license savings
The recoverable share of monthly license spend in your scope.
What it gives you: a defensible savings number for the renewal conversation, sourced from real usage data.
What you see: the percentage, the saving in your local currency, and a View licenses deep-link.
Worked example: an organisation rolled out an internal AI tool and paid for it at 3× cost-per-active-user before noticing usage had dropped when Microsoft Copilot launched. With this card and the underlying assessment, the saving surfaces before renewal — see the Application Owner story for the full pattern.
EF license optimization
Users on E-tier (premium) licenses who could move to Frontline (F) tier based on actual usage.
What it gives you: the right-sizing candidates Bsure has already identified — typically frontline or shift workers wrongly licensed at premium tier during onboarding.
What you see: the count of candidates and a View recommendations deep-link.
Security
The second sub-tab — two cards covering identity and device posture.
MFA on everyone. Supported devices. Owned guests.
KPI cards
% Users without MFA
The share of members in your scope who haven't registered an MFA method.
What it gives you: the headline MFA-coverage number, with a View users deep-link to the gap.
What you see: the percentage and "X of Y members haven't registered MFA".
% Risky devices
The share of Windows devices in your scope that are unsupported.
What it gives you: the device-side coverage gap, in one number.
What you see: the percentage and "X of Y Windows devices are unsupported".
What you'll see, and why it matters — the assessments
Bsure surfaces eight organisation assessments today, covering user lifecycle, license optimisation, device security, guest access, and authentication. Each one names a finding and suggests the next action. The same eight render here and on My Team, scoped accordingly.
User lifecycle
You have N inactive users — consider offboarding
What it gives you: the named users to offboard, recovering license cost and tightening access in one move.
License optimization
Save kr X by removing N unused accounts
What it gives you: a currency-value savings claim for Finance — "remove these N accounts and we save this much next renewal."
N users on E-tier licenses can move to Frontline (F)
What it gives you: the right-sizing list for premium licenses — typically frontline or shift workers wrongly licensed during onboarding.
Note: gated by
isAiRecommenderEfFeatureEnabled.
Device security
N devices need Windows update
What it gives you: the unsupported-device list with the manager or owner attached, ready for a coordinated update push.
Guest access
Reduce risk by reviewing N external guest accounts
What it gives you: the periodic review list — for each guest, decide keep or remove, so guests don't outlive the project they were invited for.
Reduce risk by reviewing N personal external guest accounts
What it gives you: the same review list, prioritised on personal-email guests (gmail, hotmail, outlook.com).
Authentication
N members use a slow and unsecure MFA method (risk = Weak)
What it gives you: the named users still on phone-call or SMS MFA, ready to be moved onto Authenticator app or FIDO2 — the gap auditors flag.
N members haven't registered MFA method
What it gives you: the names behind the MFA-coverage gap, so chasing the registration is a list, not a percentage.
Lifecycle: Active → Delegated → Ignored
Every assessment moves through three states:
Active — open and untouched.
Delegated — assigned to someone else; you're waiting for them to act. They see it as Active on their view (My Team or My Organization, scoped to them).
Ignored — marked not relevant for your organisation. Stays on the Ignored tab and can be reactivated.
The delegation flow
Every assessment row carries a Delegate button. Clicking it opens Change assessment delegation:
Delegate to — searches your Entra tenant by name or email. The recipient does not need a Bsure account first.
Open email draft — drafts a notification message in Outlook (default on).
Copy instructions to clipboard — for any other channel you prefer.
Once you click OK, the assessment moves from your Active list to your Delegated list and lands on the receiver's plate.
Drilldown Data
Below the assessments, the Drilldown Data section breaks the same scope into seven pivot tabs.
Users
Who is in the scope, and their state, license, and MFA method.
License cost
Scope cost in licenses, by license type.
Application cost
Scope cost in applications, by application.
Authentication Methods
How the scope authenticates today.
Devices
Which devices the scope uses, and their compliance state.
Guests
Which guests have access into the scope.
AI Recommendations
Optimisation suggestions Bsure has surfaced for the scope.
Each tab has filters, a column picker, and an Export button — the export matches the visible filter state.
Configuring scopes
My Organization is scoped via Settings → Configuration → Organization. A scope can be a department, region, cost centre, or any synced Entra user attribute.
For users who don't fit a configured scope but are line managers in Entra, My Team covers them with no configuration.
Recommended governance process
A monthly cadence:
Key takeaway
My Organization gives you direct visibility into cost, security, and accountability across a configured slice of the business — and turns each finding into an owned action, routed via the same delegation flow used everywhere else in Bsure.
Distributed accountability, on tap. Bsure.
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