Service disruptions
Expired certificates turn routine rotations into authentication failures, broken automations, and avoidable outages.
AppAlert gives your identity team an organization-scoped command surface for expiring application secrets, certificates, SAML certificates, and Application Proxy SSL certificates, with email alerts and an auditable notification log.
/console/operations
Action queue
LivePayroll SAML certificate
Expires in 5 days
App Proxy SSL · Intranet Portal
Expires in 9 days
Finance API client secret
Expires in 12 days
Coverage
Trust boundary
AppAlert reads expiry, ownership, and application context metadata only. It never reads raw secret values.
Most teams still stitch together scripts, inbox rules, and tribal knowledge for work that should already be visible, routable, and auditable.
Expired certificates turn routine rotations into authentication failures, broken automations, and avoidable outages.
Manual fire drills create rushed renewals, weak documentation, and unclear ownership when the deadline is already here.
Identity teams lose hours stitching together scripts, inbox rules, and spreadsheets just to maintain basic visibility.
AppAlert is designed around the specific failure modes identity teams already carry, not a generic security control center.
Warn the right admins before application secrets, certificates, SAML certificates, and Application Proxy SSL certificates expire.
See expiring credentials, urgency, and accountable follow-up in one organization-scoped workspace.
AppAlert reads credential metadata from your Microsoft Entra organization and never reads raw secret values.
Adjust recipients, thresholds, and policy defaults without rebuilding scripts or retrofitting another reminder system.
Track application secrets, application certificates, SAML certificates, and App Proxy SSL in one product.
Keep a record of what was sent, skipped, or retried so your team can explain exactly what happened.
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Roll out in minutes, keep the UX focused on urgent credential work, and make the operating model obvious to the rest of the organization.
Sign in with Microsoft and grant read-only consent so AppAlert can pull the credential metadata your team already monitors manually.
Choose admin recipients and thresholds first, then expand routing only when your operating model is ready for it.
Use Operations to see what is expiring next, who owns it, and whether the alerting path is doing its job.
The consistent pattern is not "give us more raw data." It is "help us keep the queue, ownership context, and alert trail visible before a deadline becomes an incident."
“We did not need another dashboard. We needed one place to see what expires next, who owns it, and whether anyone was warned in time.”
“The hard part is never generating a list. It is keeping accountability visible when certificates, app secrets, SAML signing, and App Proxy SSL all expire on different clocks.”
“Read-only consent and metadata-only access lowers the trust barrier enough that we can evaluate the workflow quickly instead of debating infrastructure first.”
AppAlert is priced per linked Microsoft Entra organization, not per secret, per application, or per alert, so your coverage stays predictable as your tenant grows.
Per linked Microsoft Entra organization.
Credit-card billing today. Azure Marketplace and Microsoft billing are on the roadmap.
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Enter the product at /app, connect your organization with read-only Microsoft consent, and start monitoring expiring credentials with metadata only, never raw secret values.