Multi-tenant Microsoft 365 security and management platform for MSPs
inforcer gives managed service providers one console to standardize Microsoft 365 security policies, automate tenant configuration and respond to threats across client environments. Its stack is built natively on Microsoft (.NET, C#, Graph API, Intune, Entra, Purview), while hiring is overwhelmingly sales-led and accelerating across four countries, which points to a go-to-market push into partner channels rather than an engineering buildout.
Notable leadership hires: Platform Support Lead
inforcer is a London-headquartered software company founded in 2022 that sells exclusively to managed service providers. Its platform combines multi-tenant Microsoft 365 administration with threat detection and response, plus tooling to assess readiness for and govern Copilot deployments. The company employs 51–200 people and supports customers through teams in the UK, US, Australia and the Netherlands. Billing runs through Stripe and GoCardless, with HubSpot and Intercom handling marketing and customer engagement.
inforcer builds on .NET, C#, SQL Server and Azure Cosmos DB with the Microsoft Graph API, plus TypeScript, React and Next.js on the front end. It runs across Azure, AWS and GCP and uses HubSpot, Intercom and Drata.
Yes. Sales dominates inforcer's current hiring, with additional openings in operations, support and finance, and overall hiring velocity is accelerating.
inforcer is hiring in the United Kingdom, United States, Australia and the Netherlands, matching its regional customer support footprint.
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