People & access
Users, roles, joiner/leaver flow, privileged access, and recurring account friction.
Readiness assessment
Select every statement that applies. Nothing is sent or stored. The diagnostic produces a preparation checklist—not a score or sales verdict.
Select the statements that apply, then build the checklist.
What discovery covers
Prepared with a business lead, the review connects the environment to the people who depend on it. The output is a practical discussion brief, not a rating.
Users, roles, joiner/leaver flow, privileged access, and recurring account friction.
Supported fleet, ownership, update context, remote-work dependencies, and replacement questions.
Tenant administration, licensing shape, identity hygiene, collaboration, and current responsibility.
Business-critical services, support paths, integrations, and unclear ownership boundaries.
Open issues, maintenance backlog, recurring requests, planned changes, and decisions waiting on leadership.
Documentation, access handoff, incumbent coordination, and the safest first priorities.
You should leave discovery with clearer scope boundaries, known dependencies, transition questions, and an ordered set of early priorities. Unknowns stay visible rather than being replaced with assumptions.
Build a continuity checklistShare your team size, current support arrangement, and the responsibilities you want clarified. We will use that context to determine whether an MSP introduction is useful.
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