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You do not. Least-privilege roles are the default, so Exchange Admin, Security Admin, License Admin and similar. Global Admin is used only for one-off elevations inside an agreed change window, and every one of those appears in your monthly report.

Either, and repairing an existing tenant is by far the more common engagement. The free one-hour audit happens first, and the remediation plan that comes out of it names exactly what we would change and in what sequence, before anybody touches anything.

Five minutes on a P1 critical issue. Ten minutes on a P2. Thirty minutes on a standard P3 request. That runs around the clock rather than only during business hours.

The region your tenant sits in makes no difference to how we work, and we operate in all of them. Customers based in the United States default to East US or West US for data residency. Where your compliance position points somewhere else, we will say so during the audit.

That is a normal ending for these engagements. Handover comes with admin runbooks, change-request templates, and a period where we work shoulder to shoulder with your team until they are genuinely comfortable running it themselves.

Seven things: gaps in MFA coverage, a review of your conditional access policies, an audit of how licenses are assigned, a check on the Defender baseline, whether DKIM and DMARC align, basic eDiscovery readiness, and a sweep through recent admin activity logs. What you get back is a written remediation list ordered by risk and by effort.

Rarely. Most of our clients keep an internal team for end-user support and anything needing hands on site. What we take is the administration layer above that: tenant configuration, security policy, license management and escalations into Microsoft. The helpdesk stays theirs and the platform becomes ours.

Service health is monitored continuously rather than checked once somebody complains. When something touches your services, your stakeholders hear from us inside fifteen minutes with the affected workloads named, the expected resolution time Microsoft has given, and any workaround worth using in the meantime. If recovery stalls, we escalate through our CSP partner channel.

Co-management with internal teams and with other providers is routine for us. The delegation model gets agreed at the start, covering which roles each side holds, how change control works and where escalations go. The handover document then states in plain terms what we touch and what we leave alone.