Email, Teams, and file sharing that work the way your business actually runs, including the security settings most setups never turn on. Whether you already use it or looking to migrate, Don's Tech Rescue has you covered.
Most contractors are already paying for Microsoft 365. Usually somebody set it up years ago, nobody has looked at it since, and it's doing maybe half of what you're paying for.
The same things turn up every time. Licenses still assigned to people who left. Multi-factor authentication switched off. Email security records never configured. Files moving around on USB drives and personal accounts because nobody set up sharing properly.
License review, so you stop paying for seats nobody uses.
User accounts, changes, and same-day offboarding, so hiring somebody or losing somebody is one less thing to work out.
Email security configured properly, meaning SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, so phishing gets harder and your quotes stop landing in a client's spam folder.
Multi-factor authentication enforced on every account, not left optional.
Teams and job files structured around your projects, with permissions that keep the financials away from the field.
Migration from whatever you're on now, without losing a folder.
Backup with seven-year retention, restore-tested every month.

Usually the license count changes to exactly what you need, multi-factor authentication gets turned on, the email records get set up correctly, and the files get a structure somebody designed on purpose. Most of that is configuration you already own and nobody ever turned on.
No. If it's working and your people use it, the urgent fix is getting company files out of personal accounts, not switching platforms. Moving to SharePoint makes sense when you're already paying for it and you're willing to design the folder structure once.
Microsoft keeps the service running and gives you a limited window to recover something deleted. That isn't the same as a backup you can restore from after ransomware, or a year later when somebody needs va file from a closed job. That's why backup is its own line above.
The goal is that they don't. A foreman opening today's drawing on a phone shouldn't need training, and if the structure is right, he doesn't. The work goes into the setup so it stays out of the field.
The tablets and laptops that open these files in the field.

Protection on every device, and answers when a prime sends a questionnaire.

One number to call, and somebody who already knows your setup.
Send me your license count and I'll tell you what you're paying for and what's actually turned on. If it's in good shape, I'll tell you that too. No cost, no commitment, no pitch.
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