Identity & access
MFA, Conditional Access, sign-in troubleshooting, user and group administration, and hybrid identity support.
Microsoft projects.
Handled.
Hands-on Entra ID, Intune, and Exchange Online consulting for small businesses and MSPs. Troubleshooting, configuration, migrations, and ongoing engineering support, with a clear scope and documented handoff.
PROJECTS & MSP SUPPORT
One issue.
Or extra capacity.
Book a focused engagement without committing to managed IT. Your scope, access, budget, and success criteria are agreed before work begins.
Devices & applications
Enrollment, Autopilot, compliance policies, application deployment, and endpoint configuration.
Email & migrations
Mail flow, message trace, shared mailboxes, SPF/DKIM/DMARC configuration, and scoped migration work.
Overflow engineering
Support under your client relationship, with assigned work, agreed availability, time tracking, and documented changes. Contract through KOMARSH LLC.
Sessions: $150 for up to 2 hours. Focused reviews: $450. MSP support: from $65/hour.
View scope & pricing ↗AVAILABLE DELIVERABLES
From current state
to durable foundation.
Tenant migrations
Exchange, SharePoint, and Teams, commercial, GCC, and GCC High.
Azure foundations
Landing zones, networking, hybrid connectivity, cost governance.
Identity & endpoints
Entra ID, Conditional Access, hybrid AD, Intune, and Autopilot.
Continuity design
Backup, recovery, documentation, and runbooks.
THE EXPERIENCE / START TO FINISH
What the engagement
feels like.
No black boxes. No disappearing consultants. The stages below describe a larger migration. Focused sessions and smaller projects use an agreed scope and shorter schedule.
01WEEK 01 / DISCOVERY
We learn how your organization actually runs.
The first days are spent with the people who operate and depend on your systems, not just the diagrams. We inventory identity, network, endpoints, licensing, and backup, and trace the dependencies nobody wrote down.
You explain your business once. From then on, we speak your language, and every finding is tied to an operational consequence, not a spec sheet.
YOU RECEIVE
- Current-state systems map
- Risk & dependency register
- Access and licensing inventory
- Plain-language findings brief
02WEEKS 02–03 / ARCHITECTURE
The target state, argued out loud.
We design the architecture your operation deserves, then walk you through it decision by decision, costs, tradeoffs, and what we deliberately left out.
Migration is sequenced in stages your business can absorb. Every stage has a rollback plan before it has a start date.
YOU RECEIVE
- Target architecture & diagrams
- Staged migration plan
- Cost and licensing model
- Rollback criteria per stage
03WEEKS 03–08 / IMPLEMENTATION
Migration without the outage story.
Cutovers happen in controlled windows, verified before the next stage begins. Your team keeps working; most changes are invisible until we show you what improved.
Every week you get a written update: what moved, what we found, what happens next. If something needs your decision, you hear about it the same day.
YOU RECEIVE
- Weekly written progress reports
- Stage-by-stage verification
- Live cutover status
- Same-day escalation path
04FINAL WEEK / HANDOVER
Your team runs it, confidently.
We close with runbooks, admin walkthroughs, and a live recovery drill: we actually restore from backup and time it, so continuity is a tested fact rather than a checkbox.
A 30-day support window follows launch. After that, you can operate independently, or keep us on an improvement cadence. Either way, you hold the keys and the knowledge.
YOU RECEIVE
- Runbooks & architecture docs
- Admin training sessions
- Tested recovery procedure
- 30-day post-launch support
LARGER PROJECT DELIVERY
ONE SENIOR ENGINEER, START TO FINISHWEEKLY WRITTEN UPDATESNO CHANGE WITHOUT A ROLLBACK PLANDOCUMENTATION IS A DELIVERABLE
WHAT CLIENTS NOTICE
Most clients tell us the same thing after handover: “For the first time, we can see our own systems.”
OUTCOME
A system your team
can operate.
Reliable infrastructure is not defined by complexity. It is defined by whether the organization understands it, can recover it, and can change it safely.
Every engagement concludes with clear architecture, prioritized decisions, and documentation designed for the people responsible after launch.