Identity and access
Users, groups, permissions, MFA, access policies and lifecycle processes within the agreed licence and scope.
MICROSOFT 365 & CLOUD
MiCiS plans migrations and manages Microsoft 365 email, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive and account security. We coordinate this with your managed IT support. One team keeps the platform aligned with your users, connectivity and wider technology environment.
Users, groups, permissions, MFA and lifecycle processes
Exchange Online, Teams, SharePoint and OneDrive configuration
Policies, protection, sharing controls and practical governance
Strategy, monitoring and recovery coordination within the agreed scope
Migration, change planning, usage improvement and platform lifecycle
WHAT WE MANAGE
Microsoft 365 is more than email. MiCiS brings identity, collaboration, information management, security, backup strategy and change planning into one documented service so the platform remains easier to operate and improve.
Users, groups, permissions, MFA, access policies and lifecycle processes within the agreed licence and scope.
Mailboxes, domains, mail flow, shared mailboxes, calendars and practical day-to-day administration.
Teams, meetings, chat, channels, collaboration settings and calling integration where required.
Sites, file sharing, synchronisation, permissions, structure and practical information-management controls.
Protection, sharing controls, retention settings, backup strategy and recovery responsibilities within documented scope.
Tenant migrations, change planning, user adoption, documentation and ongoing platform improvement.
SECURITY AND GOVERNANCE BUILT IN
MiCiS brings account lifecycle, multifactor authentication, email protection, collaboration settings, sharing controls, information governance, backup strategy and recovery responsibilities into one documented operating model. Controls are reviewed in context and adjusted as the tenant, licensing and business needs change.
HOW THE SERVICE IS DELIVERED
Microsoft 365 change affects identity, data, users, devices and business processes. MiCiS establishes a documented baseline, plans the agreed work, configures and transitions the platform, validates the result and supports ongoing governance and improvement.
Review tenant design, licensing, identity, domains, data, dependencies and change risks.
Configure the agreed services, policies and integrations, then migrate or transition users and data where required.
Test identity, mail flow, permissions, sharing and collaboration, then document and enable users and administrators.
Review usage, security, lifecycle, licensing, backup responsibilities and the next platform priorities.
MICROSOFT 365 DEPENDENCIES
Sign-in, mail flow, Teams, SharePoint and OneDrive all rely on systems outside the tenant. Devices, domains, DNS, internet, voice carriers and business applications can determine whether the service works as expected. MiCiS can follow those dependencies rather than treating Microsoft 365 in isolation.
MiCiS can trace sign-in, mail, Teams and collaboration issues across tenant, device, DNS, network, carrier and application dependencies while keeping one documented context.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Microsoft 365 scope should be clear before configuration, migration or ongoing support begins. These questions cover the tenant, licensing, responsibilities, data protection and the surrounding services that can affect the platform.
The documented scope may include identity and access, Exchange Online, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, security and governance settings, domain and mail-flow dependencies, backup strategy, administration, user support and platform planning. The exact services depend on licensing, tenant design, internal capability and existing providers.
Yes. MiCiS can operate in a co-managed model or take responsibility for defined parts of the tenant. Administrative boundaries, escalation paths, licence ownership, platform responsibilities and vendor coordination are documented so work does not fall between teams.
MiCiS first reviews the current tenant, identity, domains, mail flow, data locations, licensing, applications and business dependencies. The migration or transition plan then defines sequencing, change windows, communications, validation, rollback considerations and responsibilities. Not every engagement requires a migration.
Licence recommendations are based on required services, security and compliance needs, user roles, existing agreements and budget. MiCiS can help review assignment and lifecycle processes, but commercial ownership, billing arrangements and included features are confirmed for the client’s chosen licensing model.
Backup strategy, products, retention, monitoring, restore processes and recovery responsibilities must be documented separately for the tenant and data in scope. MiCiS can design or manage an agreed backup arrangement and coordinate recovery, but no universal backup or recovery outcome is assumed.
Controls are reviewed against tenant design, licensing, data locations, user roles and the organisation’s risk and compliance needs. Identity, MFA, guest access, external sharing, mail protection, retention and information-handling settings are documented and adjusted within the agreed scope.
Yes. Where MiCiS supplies or supports the related service, the same team can follow the dependency across tenant, device, DNS, network, carrier, voice and application layers. Where another provider is involved, MiCiS can coordinate the technical context and escalation within the documented engagement scope.
Start with a practical review of your tenant, licences, identity, collaboration, security, governance, backup responsibilities and surrounding dependencies. MiCiS will help clarify the immediate priorities, the right service scope and the path forward.