EasySwitch365Run PowerShell per Microsoft 365 tenant — Exchange, Graph & Teams sign-in built in
Connecting Exchange Online, Microsoft Graph and Teams across many customer tenants is the slow part of every MSP's day. EasySwitch365 puts a PowerShell console inside each customer's isolated session, with automatic device-code sign-in — no external browser tab, no wrong-tenant accidents.
Windows & macOS · PowerShell 7 (1-click install) · from €5/seat per month
The PowerShell pain across tenants
For one customer it's fine. For twenty, it's death by a thousand sign-ins: opening a terminal, remembering which tenant you're in, copy-pasting connect commands, juggling browser windows for the device login, and hoping you didn't just run a command against the wrong organization. The native tools don't give you a console where the work actually happens.
How EasySwitch365 handles it
Console in the right tenant
Every customer has its own embedded PowerShell console, already in that tenant's context. Switch customer, switch console — no confusion.
Device-code sign-in, automatic
Connect-ExchangeOnline, Connect-MgGraph and Connect-MicrosoftTeams sign in via device code — and the login page opens as an in-app tab in the same isolated session.
Commands that know the tenant
A knowledge base of the most-used commands with the current tenant already inserted. No copy-paste, no editing, add your own in seconds.
PowerShell 7 in one click
Install PowerShell 7 from inside the app via winget (Windows) or Homebrew (macOS) — needed for the smooth in-tab Exchange device-code flow.
Services it connects
| Service | How EasySwitch365 connects |
|---|---|
| Exchange Online | Connect-ExchangeOnline with device-code login (PowerShell 7), in the customer tab |
| Microsoft Graph | Connect-MgGraph -UseDeviceCode |
| Microsoft Teams | Connect-MicrosoftTeams -UseDeviceAuthentication |
| Security & Compliance | IPPSSession in the same isolated session |
FAQ
How do I run PowerShell for multiple Microsoft 365 tenants?
Each customer tenant has its own console. Your connect commands sign in via device code right inside that customer's isolated session — no external browser tab, no mixing tenants.
Does device-code sign-in work for Exchange Online and Graph?
Yes — EasySwitch365 auto-injects the device-code flags for Exchange, Graph and Teams and opens the device-login page as an in-app tab in the right session. PowerShell 7 recommended.
Windows and macOS?
Both, with identical features (macOS on Apple Silicon).
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