Overview

What Hygiara does

Hygiara turns an Azure environment from "we think there are issues" into a structured review with evidence-backed findings and a report you can use outside the app.

It sits between raw scan output and manual reporting — combining Azure resource checks, landing zone structure checks, and report generation so the result reads like a considered review rather than a flat control list.

The normal workflow

1. Create a project for the client or Azure estate you are reviewing.
2. Add a saved Azure connection, or use Microsoft sign-in or a one-off access token for a quick run.
3. Queue the review and let it run.
4. Check the completed review — Resource Scores, Findings, and any Landing Zone Scores.
5. Open the Report tab and download the generated report or reports.

What a completed review gives you

• Pillar scores across the five Azure Well-Architected Framework pillars (Reliability, Security, Cost Optimization, Operational Excellence, Performance Efficiency)
• Findings tied back to Azure evidence
• The specific subscriptions included in scope
• Optional Enterprise Scale Landing Zone assessment results
• Downloadable Word reports for the assessments that were selected

The three main objects

Everything in the app is organised around three things:

• Projects — the parent for a client or estate. Review history, templates, schedules, and reports live here.
• Reviews — where execution status and results live. Each review belongs to a project.
• Reports — the final output of a completed review. Downloadable from the review page.

Common mistakes

• Treating the app like a flat scanner dashboard — it is workflow-driven, not menu-driven
• Skipping the project step and wondering where to find review history later
• Trying to understand every page before running a first review

Next step

• Run your first review
• Choose authentication
• Understand the workspace