This is what we are building towards: one place to ask questions across Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS and your on-premises servers, answered from read-only evidence, with a person approving anything that changes. Some of it is live today. Most of it is not yet. Every item on this page says which.
Concept designs show where Cloudek AI is heading. What is available, and how it is scoped, is confirmed in a conversation before any engagement.
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The same status labels are used on every panel below. “In development” means we are building it; it is not yet something a customer can buy.
Real tools and services you can use or request now.
Being built now. Not available to customers yet.
Ideas with a direction, not yet built.
Each panel is a design concept drawn with fictional sample data for a made-up company, “Example Ltd”. None of it shows a real customer, a real result or a live system.
Ask a plain question and get an answer from read-only data across Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS and your on-premises servers, with the evidence shown beside it.
Sample answer. 2 of 9 admin accounts have no MFA method registered. 3 of 12 servers missed the last patch window.
Each source is read-only and switched on only after you agree it in writing.
Depends on: read-only access that you grant for each platform. Anything we cannot read is listed as “not checked”, never guessed.
See what a change could break before anyone approves it, so approval is an informed decision rather than a hope.
Apply change (waits for approval)
Depends on: read access to the settings and sign-in history involved. The preview is advice; it never applies a change, and a person approves every one.
A drift timeline across identity, mail, servers and cost, so a surprise is something you find in a review rather than in an incident.
Depends on: repeat read-only snapshots. We are starting with Azure resource changes; identity, mail and servers each need their own read access.
Spot spend that moved, and licences nobody uses, across clouds and on-premises, as a short list to review rather than a claim of savings.
Bright bar: this month. Dim bar: last month.
Depends on: billing read access or exports you choose to share. Today, the licence calculators do the sums by hand, from prices you can edit.
Bring Active Directory, patching, backups and certificates on your own servers into the same view as your cloud.
Design intent: the agent only reads, connects outward and can be revoked.
Depends on: a small agent on a server you choose, with your written agreement. The security design is drafted, but nothing is installed on any customer server today.
A branded, readable summary in one click, with a plain section for everything we could not check.
Estate review · Example Ltd
Sample · draft until reviewed
Summary
Needs attention
Reviewed by an engineer before sending.
Depends on: what you let us read. A report only covers what was checked, and it always says what was not. Today, the sample assessment shows the style.
When an alert fires, explain what it probably means and suggest read-only checks, so the engineer starts with context instead of a blank page.
The queue is growing because outbound delivery to one domain is failing. Confidence: medium. Verify before acting.
Suggested next steps (read-only first)An engineer decides what to do. The copilot never acts on its own.
Depends on: alert feeds you choose to share. Today you can paste a masked log into a free tool and press Explain with AI.
A one-off review shows where you are. Repeat reviews show whether you are getting better, and what moved when it did not.
Lines show direction, not a score or a result.
Patch currency dipped (sample). Two servers missed the patch window after a maintenance slot was moved.
See it on the change timeline.
Explanations point to evidence and say when they are a guess.
Depends on: repeat read-only snapshots on a schedule you agree. A trend only exists once there are at least two snapshots.
Everything here exists today. You can try the free tools now, or ask us about the services.
On selected free tools, such as the SPF, DKIM and DMARC inspectors and the security headers reviewer, press one button for a plain-English explanation. You see exactly what will be sent, masked first.
Open the free toolsDrop DMARC reports and .eml files on the page to see what is failing and what to fix. The files are read in your browser and are not uploaded.
Open the Email Health CheckMicrosoft 365 and Windows Server licence costs, starting from dated Microsoft list prices that you can edit.
Microsoft 365 calculator Windows Server calculatorCloudek’s own read-only workspace for Microsoft 365 and Azure reports. It is not open to the public, and customer tenants are not connected through this website.
How OpsPilot is boundedA guided set of read-only mailbox checks turned into one readable report, with the items that need attention first. Scope and fee are agreed before any access.
Ask about a health checkPlain-English guides on tenant baselines, hybrid identity, mail flow and licensing, written by the engineers who do the work.
Browse the resourcesThese match what the trust centre and privacy notice already say. If a future feature cannot meet them, it does not ship.
Checks read; they do not change your environment. OpsPilot runs fixed, named read-only queries, not free-form commands.
AI can explain and suggest. It does not change anything on its own, and it does not silently run AI-generated commands.
Answers point to where they came from and say what could not be checked. AI can be wrong, so consequential results are checked against your own records.
Tool inputs are masked before an AI service sees them, requests are size-limited, and Cloudek does not save the text you send or the reply. The trust centre lists the third-party services involved.
Access, scope and fees are confirmed in a conversation and in writing before any engagement. Nothing connects to your tenant through this website.
Every capability here carries a status. Concept designs use fictional sample data, never real customers, counts or results.
Cloudek AI grows from real engagements. We will talk through what is live today, what is in development and how it could be scoped for you, then agree it in writing.
Concept designs show where Cloudek AI is heading. What is available, and how it is scoped, is confirmed in a conversation before any engagement.
This page describes direction, not an offer. Concept panels are illustrations with fictional sample data; they are not live products, customer results or commitments, and they may change or never be built. Availability, scope, fees and responsibilities are agreed in writing for each engagement. AI output can be wrong or out of date.
