Controlled user access
New hires, role changes, and departures follow a documented process instead of informal requests.
Microsoft 365 management
Reboot helps organize account ownership, employee changes, licensing, access, and practical security settings around the way your team works.
Business outcomes
New hires, role changes, and departures follow a documented process instead of informal requests.
The service plan defines who has administrative access and how multifactor authentication will be managed.
Your business keeps appropriate ownership of its Microsoft 365 account, domains, subscriptions, and data.
Typical service scope
Final coverage depends on your technology and written proposal. These are the areas commonly considered for this service.
How service is organized
Tools can vary, but ownership, documentation, approval, and follow-through should remain clear.
We verify that the business controls its Microsoft 365 account, domains, billing relationship, and recovery contacts.
Administrative roles, user status, multifactor authentication, and shared access are reviewed in context.
Onboarding, offboarding, license changes, and common requests receive clear approval paths.
Changes, open risks, and recommended improvements are tracked as the business evolves.
Straight answers
Yes. The customer keeps appropriate ownership of its Microsoft 365 account, domains, subscriptions, and data while granting Reboot only the access needed for the agreed service.
Yes, when employee account administration is included. The customer identifies who may request changes and approves access, licensing, data retention, and email forwarding decisions.
Independent backup can be included when it is selected and documented. Microsoft 365 administration and third-party backup are treated as separate responsibilities.
We will discuss your current setup, recurring issues, priorities, and the kind of support you need.