Product Release Note - December 2025 - Global Dashboard Release!

This week marks the most significant step forward in that journey since our initial launch.

Overe is moving towards Guided Security Operations, where the platform does more than surface issues. It actively helps MSPs decide what matters, guides the right action, and increasingly automates repeatable responses safely at scale.

Today, we have rolled out two major releases that fundamentally change how teams operate Overe day to day across hundreds of Microsoft 365 tenants, making it far clearer what matters, what to do next, and how to operate consistently at scale.

Our 2026 roadmap builds directly on this capability, extending guided decision making, execution, and automation across more workflows, which we look forward to sharing in the new year.

New Global Dashboard and Action Hub

We have launched a completely new multi-tenant dashboard, built specifically for MSP scale.

Instead of working tenant by tenant to work out where to start, Overe now guides engineers to the highest impact work first, consistently, across your entire estate.

Visualise and review organisation-wide metrics related to your Microsoft Tenants.
This dashboard is the go-to area for a 1000ft view that makes your next step obvious.

At the centre is the Action Hub, a single, prioritised view of the security, posture, configuration, and optimisation actions that actually need attention, across all sites, all accessible in a couple of clicks.

Take a look at this interactive walkthrough to see this new feature.

New Custom Notifications

Custom Notifications are now available in Overe, giving you precise control over what generates a notification and who receives it.

This allows teams to reduce alert fatigue, align notifications to responsibility, and build more consistent operational workflows.

You can create custom notification rules based on:

Which tenant triggers the notification, useful when responsibility is split across teams or customers.
What activity triggers the notification, for example external file sharing, privilege changes, or security events.
Who receives it, including specific inboxes or webhooks, so alerts reach the right owner without creating noise.

Take a look at this interactive walkthrough to see how flexible this feature is.