Onboarding, licences, access and offboarding, described in plain English and carried out inside your own tenant. You read the plan before anything moves.
Nothing in your tenant changes until someone reads the plan and clicks yes.
Ask Axon for something. Read the plan it writes back. Approve it, or don't. Then look through people, access and what's already been done.
Axon can't write its own scripts. It maps what you say onto a fixed set of workflows your admin signed off. That is exactly why it's safe to let a bakery manager use it.
Account, mailbox, the right teams, a licence, and a welcome message the manager can edit. One request, one plan, one click.
Sign-in blocked, sessions revoked, mailbox handed to whoever picks up their work, licence freed. Reversible for thirty days.
Axon watches what's actually used, tells you in pounds, and downgrades or drops them once you agree.
Every mailbox, site and team laid out in one list, in English. Grant it, take it back, and see who had it last month.
Conditional Access, written as sentences rather than blades. Axon flags the gaps and shows you what turning one on would break. It stays report-only until you switch it on.
Every third-party app someone once approved, what it can reach, and a one-click way to end it.
An assistant that will happily tell you "I can't do that yet" is worth more than one that guesses.