Skip to content

Self-assessment

Does your tenant need a custodian?

Six practical signals show whether Microsoft 365 stewardship has become an orphaned responsibility in your team.

This assessment does not invent a score. It helps name areas where missing continuity creates friction, cost, or decisions that are hard to retrace.

Answer yes / no / unsure

Ownership

Can someone explain who decides on M365 changes and who checks the result?

  • Administrative roles have known owners
  • Important decisions are recorded
  • A departure would not erase all tenant memory

Access and guests

Do you know which guests, groups, and privileged accounts are still needed?

  • Guests have a reason and owner
  • Administrative access is limited
  • Inactive accounts are handled

Licences and change

Do licences follow actual needs? Are changes planned instead of improvised?

  • Assignments reviewed on a known cadence
  • New teams onboarded with a checklist
  • Projects separated from recurring care

Data and Copilot

Before enabling new AI tools, does the team understand permissions and broadly shared workspaces?

No-collection planner

Prepare your next tenant review.

Select only the situations that resemble yours. Nothing is sent or retained. You can copy the list before reviewing the available contact options.

Situations to address

Let’s discuss ownership of your M365 tenant

Describe your team, what currently lacks an owner, and the outcome you need. No tenant access is required for this first conversation.

Online requests are not available right now. No message is sent from this page.