Discovery Mode · Compliance coming soon
Discovery gives you a full inventory snapshot — every resource and its current configuration. Compliance mode, coming soon, will compare against expected baselines and flag drifts and gaps.
Paste a Cloud Shell token, choose a resource group, and export a structured Excel audit of its resources, configuration, and compliance gaps. No install, no app registration, no write-back to Azure.
Five guided steps. No app to install, no service principal to register, no IT ticket required.
Run one Azure Cloud Shell command and paste the output.
We list every subscription your account can read.
Enter the resource group name — we validate and count what's inside.
Grouped by type. Select one, several, or everything.
Live results stream in. Export to Excel any time.
Two audit modes, an Excel-native report format, and zero attack surface in your tenant.
Discovery gives you a full inventory snapshot — every resource and its current configuration. Compliance mode, coming soon, will compare against expected baselines and flag drifts and gaps.
Reports drop into Excel with proper styling, frozen headers, and conditional formatting. No CSV-to-spreadsheet wrangling for downstream stakeholders.
No app registration, no service principal, no agent. Authentication uses your existing Azure identity via a short-lived Cloud Shell token.
AZCheck Core is a genuinely powerful standalone tool. The cloud product builds a full workflow on top — for teams that need history, scheduling, and collaboration.
Fully styled workbooks — README, Audit Data, Errors, Summary. Shareable in Teams, attachable to tickets, openable in Excel on day one.
If your security review asks where the data goes — the honest answer is "nowhere." Here's why.
Your Azure access token is held in JavaScript memory only — never written to localStorage, never sent to any server other than the official Azure Resource Manager API at management.azure.com.
AZCheck is designed to operate read-only and issues only GET requests to Azure Resource Manager. Your Azure RBAC enforces this server-side independently.
The Excel report is generated client-side using a JavaScript library. Audit results are not sent to AZCheck servers. Closing the tab clears all session data.
Reader role on the resource group is sufficient. The audit fetches the same configuration data you can already view in the Azure Portal — nothing more, nothing less.
Quick answers to the things security and platform teams usually ask first.
No install, no sign-up, no app registration. Or grab the open source version and run it yourself.