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OPEN SOURCEThe CyberDrain Improved Partner Portal (CIPP) is a free, open source management platform built by CyberDrain for MSPs running Microsoft 365 and Azure environments.
Also available: Documentation and GitHub
A solution born from a real need. Created by MSPs for MSPs, CIPP now serves the needs of an entire ecosystem.
At CIPP, features come from the field, not from a boardroom. It's your day-to-day problems that shape what gets built next.
Join the CyberDrain DiscordMulti-tenant work spread across dozens of Microsoft portals, GDAP assignments and permission headaches, endlessly repeated user provisioning and licence management, a Graph API you can't read without knowing PowerShell, conditional access policies to roll out at scale, security compliance to watch across every customer tenant: CIPP brings it all into a single interface.
An open source platform, driven by active community contributions. Transparent, flexible and peer-reviewed, yet still accessible to those who don't know PowerShell inside out.
No vendor lock-in, no hidden agenda: open code that anyone can inspect and improve. A tool built for the people who manage complex Microsoft 365 and Azure environments every day.
No licences to resell, no commission, no partner tier. We talk about CIPP because it is, as far as we know, the best answer to multi-tenant Microsoft 365 management, and because far too few MSPs know it exists.
Distributors rarely mention it, since there's no revenue at the end of it. A good tool doesn't deserve to stay in the shadows for that reason, so we choose to talk about it.
Everything is public: the documentation, the code on GitHub, and the CyberDrain Discord, where thousands of MSPs talk directly to the maintainers. Nobody needs to pay to use CIPP.
CIPP is an intuitive solution, and the community is there to help at any moment. Some MSPs still prefer to hand over the implementation: we offer that service to save you time.
Talk to our teamYes. CIPP is open source and free. The hosted version offered by CyberDrain is an optional paid service, and sponsorships help fund the maintainers and the upkeep of the solution, but the project itself remains free.
CyberDrain, with contributions from the MSP community. Halentra is not the vendor: we recommend it, and we point people to the project.
It gives you a single interface to manage every Microsoft 365 and Azure tenant you're responsible for: standards, GDAP, user provisioning, conditional access, alerts and compliance reporting, with bulk actions across all your customers.
You can. CIPP runs in your own Azure subscription, or you can use the version hosted by CyberDrain if you'd rather not manage the infrastructure.
No. CIPP puts the power of the Graph API behind a conventional interface. Knowing PowerShell helps for advanced use cases, but it isn't a prerequisite.
Sponsor it on GitHub, report issues, contribute code or documentation, and help other MSPs on the Discord. Sponsorship is what keeps development moving forward.
CIPP costs nothing and saves the industry thousands of hours every month. Sponsorships are what allow the maintainers to keep going. If it saves your team time, sponsor the project.
