Where teams start.

Four situations we hear most often, and what NextPKI does in each of them, so you can judge whether it fits before you write to us.

A renewal slipped once, and it must not happen again.

An IT team of two to five people, a few dozen certificates at a public CA and Let’s Encrypt, a spreadsheet that was right last quarter.

Install the sensor on one machine in each network segment; it maps what serves TLS, including the systems nobody documented.
Verify your domains and get every publicly issued certificate for them from Certificate Transparency.
Expiry alerts 30, 14, 7 and 1 day ahead, in the mailbox and in Teams or Slack.
Connect your CA accounts, so the alert becomes an approval instead of a task.

Several CAs and several platforms, one list.

An infrastructure team with a commercial CA for the main domains, Let’s Encrypt for the rest, certificates on load balancers, in a cloud account and at a hoster.

One inventory regardless of issuer or platform: if it answers a TLS handshake, it is in the list, with every endpoint where it was seen.
Certificates with no known source stand out, so you can decide whether they are yours.
Organisations and roles let each team see and change what is theirs.
Renewals run through each CA account and land on the target that serves the certificate.

The auditor asks which certificates you run and who can touch them.

A regulated organisation that must show control over its certificate estate and the people acting on it.

Export the inventory as CSV, with issuer, validity and the systems where each certificate was observed.
Show the roles in place, the SSO connection in use, and the audit log of changes.
An issuer policy flags every certificate from a CA you have not approved.
Operated from the EU by a German company; a data processing agreement is part of every contract.

You look after certificates for several customers.

A managed service provider or hoster that wants one place to watch every customer environment without mixing them up.

Organisations below your tenant keep customers apart, with roles per organisation.
Alert webhooks per channel, so each customer’s notifications reach the right people.
Connectors to each customer’s CA accounts and targets, so a renewal runs end to end.
The API answers the same questions for your own tooling.

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