Group Policy Objects (GPOs) are a set of configurations applied to users and computers within a Windows domain. They allow administrators to enforce security settings, software installations, scripts, and other system policies to ensure consistency and compliance within an organization. GPOs are a fundamental and critical component in the security management of Active Directory. The enumeration of these configurations can uncover opportunities for privilege escalation or lateral movement within an Active Directory environment. However, enumerating these configurations can prove to be tedious and time-consuming: understanding the various use cases and identifying the specific targets of these policies can be complex and labor-intensive. The goal of this talk is to present a tool that automates these tasks, along with the reasons justifying the creation of such a tool. After providing context on how GPOs function, a demonstration of the tool will be given.