Migrate
- A list of what you have before anything moves
- Pilot group first, then a planned cutover
- A way back written for every step
Typical project
2–6 weeks
Fixed scope and fixed fee, agreed before we start.
Plan a migrationMicrosoft 365 and Google Workspace set up properly, moves to the cloud that do not lose a file, and subscriptions kept in check.
One technician who knows your Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace setup.
Multi-factor sign-in and sensible security settings on from day one.
A quarterly look at your licences, so you stop paying for people who have left.
Typical project
2–6 weeks
Fixed scope and fixed fee, agreed before we start.
Plan a migrationPer user, per month
From $110
Included in managed IT support.
Talk to an expertRuns every
90 days
On the Professional plan, with a short written report.
Book a cost reviewMost small businesses already run on Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. We make sure it is secure, tidy and paid for sensibly, and we move what is left on old servers when the time comes.
Users, mailboxes, shared files, licences and sign-in security managed day to day, with multi-factor sign-in on for everyone.
Learn more →Planned moves from old servers to Microsoft 365, SharePoint or Google Workspace, with a way back for every step.
Learn more →A quarterly review of licences and subscriptions so you stop paying for things nobody uses.
Learn more →Whether you run Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, you get the same foundations.
An inventory and a written migration plan before you commit to anything.
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace backups with restore tests, so recovery is never a guess.
Multi-factor sign-in, blocked legacy sign-in and sensible sharing rules on every account we manage.
Configuration notes, admin accounts and checklists that stay with you, whoever runs your IT next.
Microsoft 365 questions are part of your plan, so nobody hesitates to ask.
A short monthly summary and a quarterly licence report you can read in two minutes.
The value of a well-run Microsoft 365 is not the platform, it is how quickly ordinary things get done. New starters, access requests and restores follow a checklist, and the repetitive steps are scripted.
The chart shows how long it can take to set up a new starter with and without that checklist and automation in place.
See how the onboarding checklist works*Illustrative example of the time to set up a new starter's accounts, devices and access, not measured client data.
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