Has the account gone quiet while licences or access remain?
Use account activity, group membership and assigned licences to identify stale users worth checking rather than assuming every directory entry is still current.
See the accounts, devices, sharing, security, backups and service issues that need attention without spending half the day assembling the answer from different systems.
Charity IT can sit with a dedicated team, one busy generalist, an outsourced provider or somebody balancing IT with another role. Whichever model you use, bringing the answer together saves valuable time.
Correlta starts with what needs attention and keeps the useful detail close behind it. That means less time checking portals just to establish whether there is actually a problem.
The access review matters because the organisation changes around the technology. Correlta helps you find accounts, groups, licence assignments and sharing that deserve another look; a person still decides what should change.
Use account activity, group membership and assigned licences to identify stale users worth checking rather than assuming every directory entry is still current.
When roles are temporary or occasional, current account and group evidence gives you a better starting point for periodic review.
Keep the technical evidence available when trustees need assurance that access, devices and protection are being reviewed rather than simply assumed.
Review external recipients, public links and group-based access where Microsoft 365 provides that evidence, then follow it back to the owner or sharing path.
Correlta brings the useful operational evidence closer together so the team can get from a question to the affected person, device or service faster. Where the source is stale or incomplete, that uncertainty stays visible.
See critical or overdue updates, reboot attention and endpoint protection problems, then follow the issue to the actual device.
Keep failed or stale protection, availability issues, website health and recurring support demand visible while there is still time to investigate.
Charity Commission guidance says charities may delegate cyber security to an IT team or another person, but trustees remain responsible for making sure the charity is protected.
The people doing the work should be able to explain what needs attention, what has changed and where the evidence came from in a way trustees can use immediately.
of charities reported experiencing a cyber attack in the past year, with phishing the most common and disruptive type.
Charity Commission guidance points out that charities can hold sensitive information about employees, volunteers, donors and beneficiaries, while also using online banking, online services and digital fundraising.
Correlta makes connected technical evidence easier to see so the team can find the account, device, share or protection problem that deserves action.
Correlta gives you better candidates to investigate when money and staff time are already tight.
An inactive account with a paid licence is a reason to review whether the licence is still needed, reusable or reducible under your subscription terms.
Use last-seen and user evidence to identify devices worth checking before assuming the next answer is to buy another one.
Recurring tickets and repeated service demand are candidates for a root-cause conversation rather than another identical fix.
Take service, monitoring, protection and demand information into supplier conversations rather than spending the meeting reconciling reports.
See what changed across accounts, devices, protection, backups or services before the week fills up.
Use current identity, group, licence and sharing evidence to make the access review more complete.
Show the current issues and evidence behind them without expecting the board to interpret several technical products.
Find stale licences, old devices and recurring effort worth checking before money is committed again.
Correlta gives your team a clearer operational view across identities, devices, Microsoft 365, security, backups, monitoring and support.
Keep fundraising, donor, beneficiary, volunteer and service-delivery work in the systems your teams already use while Correlta brings the surrounding IT evidence closer together.
Bring useful status and evidence closer to the people deciding what needs attention.
Start with the issue and follow it to the person, device or service instead of rebuilding the story from every supplier console.
Who still has access? Which devices need work? Is a backup stale? Are we still paying for licences attached to inactive users? Give us the question and we will follow it through Correlta with you.