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Catch expiring Azure secrets & certificates before production breaks

Stop wasting time chasing expired credentials. Get proactive monitoring and alerts for every Azure app registration.

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  • Instant insights, no paywall
Token Watch dashboard listing Azure App Registrations with client secret and certificate expiration dates and alert status.

How it works?

Integration

Token Watch integrates directly with your Azure environment using Microsoft Graph API. All you need to do is grant read-only permission to your App Registrations.

We only pull metadata, such as expiration dates and app names. No secrets, no credentials, no sensitive data.

Connecting Token Watch to an Azure tenant by granting read-only Microsoft Graph permissions to App Registrations.

Tracking and Visibility

Immediately after integration, Token Watch provides a comprehensive list of all your Azure applications and their associated credentials — both client secrets and certificates. You'll gain real-time insights into:

  • Expiration dates and statuses
  • System-wide reliability exposure
  • Smart filtering by app, credential or expiration

This gives your team an actionable overview of your current risk landscape — without waiting for an incident.

You can also manage the tracking status for each individual credential, allowing you to focus on what's critical and avoid unnecessary noise.

List of monitored Azure App Registrations in Token Watch with expiration dates, statuses, and per-secret tracking toggles.

Monitoring and Alerts

Set up monitoring in just a few clicks. Token Watch continuously evaluates the expiration status of your credentials and generates automated reports.

Alerts arrive where your team already works: a daily email report, a Slack or Microsoft Teams message, a work item on your Azure DevOps board, or a signed webhook for your own alerting and incident management systems. See all channels on the integrations page.

Don't wait for an outage. Identify and replace expiring credentials before they impact your production environment.

Token Watch sending expiration alerts for Azure App Registration secrets by email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Azure DevOps work items, and webhook delivery.

Why teams choose Token Watch?

Centralized Credential Visibility

See all App Registrations and their credentials in one place. No need to dig through individual apps.

Built for Azure from Day One

Uses Microsoft Graph and follows Azure security best practices by design.

Zero-Config Setup

Get insights in under a minute with read-only access — no scripts or setup needed.

Proactive Monitoring and Alerts

Get expiration alerts by email, in Slack or Teams, as Azure DevOps work items, or via webhook — before outages happen.

Smarter Filtering and Control

Control which credentials are tracked and tailor monitoring to match your operational priorities.

Instant Value Without Upfront Cost

Start free and get immediate visibility into production risks.

One expired credential can bring down production — we help you prevent that

A single missed credential expiration can cause hours of downtime, costing millions in lost revenue, SLA violations, and customer trust. Token Watch gives your team the visibility and alerts needed to prevent incidents before they happen — with zero setup required.

180 days
Typical lifetime of a client secret
50+
Average number of credentials in a mid-sized Azure tenant
SLA
Trust
Churn
Penalty
$1M+
Based on average large-scale outage cost in cloud environments

Secure by design

Token Watch was designed from the ground up to be secure, compliant, and easy to trust. We follow industry best practices — and we don't handle any sensitive data or credentials ourselves.

1

Microsoft Identity

Authentication is handled by Microsoft. We never store or manage user credentials.

2

Read-Only Access

We request read-only access to App Registrations. No write operations. No access to secret values.

3

No Stored Secrets

Token Watch stores only operational metadata such as application names, key IDs, credential names, and expiry dates.

4

No Installation

No agents or plugins required. Runs entirely outside your environment.

Frequently asked questions

What teams ask before they connect Token Watch to their Azure tenant.

Azure does not send built-in expiration notifications for App Registration credentials. Token Watch fills that gap: it scans every App Registration in your Microsoft Entra ID tenant and alerts you by email, in Slack or Microsoft Teams, as an Azure DevOps work item, or through a webhook before each client secret or certificate expires, so you can rotate it before production breaks.

Token Watch requests read-only Microsoft Graph permissions (Application.Read.All) so it can list App Registrations and read credential metadata such as display name, key ID, and expiration date. It has no permission to modify your tenant, create credentials, or read secret values.

No. Microsoft Graph never returns the value of a client secret after it is created, so Token Watch never receives or stores secret values. We only see metadata: which credentials exist, when they were created, and when they expire.

About a minute. Sign in with your Microsoft account, grant the read-only consent, and Token Watch immediately lists every App Registration in your tenant with its current expiration status. No agents, scripts, or installations in your environment.

Yes, on the Team plan — webhook alerts and Azure DevOps work items are Team-only features. Token Watch delivers alerts through Slack, Microsoft Teams, and a custom webhook channel that posts to any HTTP endpoint, so you can route them into PagerDuty, ServiceNow, Opsgenie, or any incident management tool that accepts an incoming webhook. There is also a dedicated Azure DevOps integration that creates one work item per expiring credential on your board and closes it automatically once the credential is rotated.

Yes. The Free plan includes active monitoring with email alerts: when a credential reaches 3 days before expiry, it sends a single alert for that credential. Paid plans add a customizable expiration threshold, coverage for both expiring and already-expired credentials, and alerts that keep going until the issue is resolved (instead of that one-time notice), plus larger app limits. The Team plan also adds CSV export, webhook delivery, and Azure DevOps work items.

Each workspace connects to one Microsoft Entra ID tenant. If you operate several tenants, email contact@aztokenwatch.com and we will walk you through the multi-tenant setup.

Plan Comparison

Choose the option that makes the most sense for your business.

Free

  • Price:  Free
  • Monitoring
  • In-app monitoring: 
  • Expiration threshold:  14 days
  • Monitored apps:  100
  • Email alerts
  • Recipients:  1
  • Alert cadence:  3 days prior, until resolved
  • Coverage:  Expiring only
  • Integrations & export
  • Webhook alerts: 
  • Azure DevOps work items: 
  • CSV export: 
  • Security
  • In-app audit log:  Recent only
  • Support
  • Support level:  Standard
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Starter

  • Price:  $29 / month
  • Monitoring
  • In-app monitoring: 
  • Expiration threshold:  Customizable
  • Monitored apps:  200
  • Email alerts
  • Recipients:  Multiple
  • Alert cadence:  Until resolved
  • Coverage:  Expiring + expired
  • Integrations & export
  • Webhook alerts: 
  • Azure DevOps work items: 
  • CSV export: 
  • Security
  • In-app audit log:  30-day history
  • Support
  • Support level:  Standard
Get Started

Team

  • Price:  $59 / month
  • Monitoring
  • In-app monitoring: 
  • Expiration threshold:  Customizable
  • Monitored apps:  400
  • Email alerts
  • Recipients:  Multiple
  • Alert cadence:  Until resolved
  • Coverage:  Expiring + expired
  • Integrations & export
  • Webhook alerts: 
  • Azure DevOps work items: 
  • CSV export: 
  • Security
  • In-app audit log:  180-day history
  • Support
  • Support level:  Priority
Get Started
Price

FREE

$29 / per month

$59 / per month

Monitoring
In-app monitoring secrets & certificates
Expiration threshold
14 days
Customizable
Customizable
Monitored apps
100
200
400
Email alerts
Recipients
1
Multiple
Multiple
Alert cadence
3 days prior, until resolved
Until resolved
Until resolved
Coverage
Expiring only
Expiring + expired
Expiring + expired
Integrations & export
Webhook alerts Slack, Teams, custom
Azure DevOps work items one per expiring credential, closed after rotation
CSV export
Security
In-app audit log who changed what, when
Recent only
30-day history
180-day history
Support
Support level
Standard
Standard
Priority
Top