The engagement
Tell them what breaks — before it does.
An independent, read-only assessment of a Microsoft 365, Intune and Entra ID tenant — delivered as something a client can act on, and pay for.
End to end
An afternoon, not a fortnight
The same five steps every time — which is what makes it something you can price, repeat, and put in a contract.
Assess
One read-only sign-in. Nothing altered.
Prioritise
Ranked by severity, mapped to Microsoft guidance.
Deliver
A branded guide the client keeps.
Remediate
Phased, confirmed by a person each time.
Prove
Re-run and show the difference.
The shape of it
Who it’s for, what they get, what it won’t do
Built for the people who own it
- Consultants — a repeatable, chargeable deliverable rather than a bespoke write-up each time
- MSPs — one assessment per tenant, per engagement, across a whole book of clients
- Internal IT — an independent second opinion on a tenant you inherited
- Auditors — evidence with dates attached
What the client receives
- Assessment report, in your branding
- Remediation guide, phased and step by step
- Findings data as CSV or JSON, for Excel or Power BI
- A change log — what moved, and when
Honest by design
- Read-only by default — nothing changes without an explicit action
- It tells you what it could not check, and names the licence blocking it
- Every finding carries the Microsoft best-practice reference it maps to
- Items no API can measure are surfaced as attestations, not quietly dropped
The reason this exists. Competent endpoint work is invisible. When the fleet is patched, the policies apply and nothing breaks, there is nothing to show anyone — which is why IT gets treated as an expense until the day something falls over.
This turns a quiet afternoon of work into a document with your name on it. That is the difference between being a cost and being the reason nothing went wrong.
Run it against a tenant you already know
The fastest way to judge it is to point it at a tenant you understand and see whether it tells you something you didn’t know.
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