Use this when you need a clearer first move.
- You can explain the business outcome you want.
- You need priorities before approving implementation.
- You want safer boundaries before deeper discovery.
10-day Microsoft 365 assessment
Use it when you need a clearer Microsoft 365 plan before a larger change. The review covers licensing, security, onboarding, migration, and administration, then identifies what to do next.
This assessment is optional. It does not replace Essentials, Secure Work, or Managed Microsoft 365.
Is this the right fit?
The assessment works best when the buyer wants an informed decision before choosing or changing a Microsoft 365 service.
It is not an emergency, certification, portal, production, or automatic implementation service. It does not replace legal review or a full implementation plan.
Assessment deliverables
Your team receives an ordered set of actions, data-sharing boundaries, and a plain-English recommendation.
A clear list of what to fix first, what to sequence later, and what should wait until stronger controls are in place.
Options for a small pilot, cleanup effort, implementation phase, or advisory follow-up.
High-level review of identity, collaboration, sharing, email, access, and productivity friction.
Notes on users, data, responsibilities, timing, and risks that should be addressed before a move.
Guidance on ownership, access, support, and routine administration after the initial work is complete.
Who this is for
Law and advisory firms, accounting and tax firms, consulting and advisory firms, and other professional firms that need clearer Microsoft 365 collaboration, access, ownership, and administration.
How the 10 days work
The assessment uses business-level discovery and public-safe context first. Sensitive details should wait until the right follow-up path is confirmed.
Ready to start?
Use the homepage contact path and keep the first message limited to your business goal, organization type, and preferred scheduling window.
Share the business problem, not protected details. For first contact, do not include private records, account access details, regulated information, client-specific information, or confidential operational details.