Tenant administration
Users, licences, groups and the settings that decide who can see what.
Microsoft 365
Microsoft 365 sales, setup and support for your business
FSCS sells Microsoft 365 licences and helps businesses configure, manage and use them. Get help with email, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, access and ongoing administration—or review your existing subscriptions to see what your business is paying for and what staff actually use.
What we actually look after
Exchange Online that delivers, with filtering that keeps junk and impersonation down.
Files
OneDrive and SharePoint that staff can find, without the whole company in one shared folder.
Teams
Meetings and chat that work, without a second unofficial tool taking over.
Identity
The extra login step, passkeys where they fit, and fewer shared passwords.
Backup
Microsoft 365 still needs a backup. Recycle Bin is not a recovery plan.
Get more from Microsoft 365 you already pay for
Start with your current subscriptions, assigned licences and the way staff work. Review unused accounts, overlapping tools and useful features that have not been configured or adopted. Then agree which changes would help your business and what they would involve. The aim is to make spending and usage clearer. Any licence changes depend on business requirements, security needs and subscription terms; savings are not guaranteed.
Cloud is not the same as looked after
Microsoft 365 needs ongoing administration: accounts change, files are shared, devices are replaced and security settings need review. A licence alone does not establish the way your business will manage those responsibilities.
Related work: cybersecurity, backup and recovery, and managed IT.
Based in Oshawa, serving Durham Region, Peterborough and Kawartha Lakes, and Cobourg, Port Hope and Northumberland.
FAQ
Common questions
Can FSCS sell and manage Microsoft 365 licences?
Yes. FSCS provides Microsoft 365 licence sales, configuration, management and support. We review the users, applications and features your business needs. The quote confirms the licences, billing arrangements and administration scope.
Can you review Microsoft 365 we already have?
Yes. We can review subscriptions and how they are used, identify useful features to configure and discuss opportunities to reduce unnecessary or overlapping spending. Proposed changes should account for security, operational needs and existing subscription commitments.
Can you migrate our email and files?
Yes. A migration starts with the current provider, users, mailboxes, shared files and business applications. Plan authorised access, backups, the cutover and staff communication before moving data. Scope and timing are agreed for the project.
Should we choose Business Standard or Business Premium?
The right choice depends on the applications, device management and security capabilities your business requires. We review current Microsoft plan details against those requirements before recommending licences.
Can you manage access when staff join or leave?
Yes. Account creation, group membership, mailbox access and removal of access can be included in the agreed administration process. Requests should come from an authorised business contact.
What should we have ready for a Microsoft 365 discussion?
Your current provider, approximate user count and the problems or changes you want to address. Do not send passwords or recovery codes in the inquiry.
Ready for IT to feel less complicated?
Tell FSCS what is changing, what is frustrating your team or what you want to improve.