Identity & account administration
Create, change, secure, and retire user access with attention to roles, administrative privileges, MFA, and business ownership of accounts.
Microsoft 365 Support
Valhalla IT helps small and midsize businesses administer Microsoft 365, support users, manage licensing and access, organize collaboration, and plan migrations or cleanup work when the environment needs a larger change.
When administration becomes inconsistent
Microsoft 365 capabilities
The exact scope depends on the tenant, licensing, business requirements, and whether the need is ongoing administration or a defined project.
Create, change, secure, and retire user access with attention to roles, administrative privileges, MFA, and business ownership of accounts.
Review the licenses attached to real user needs and handle additions, removals, and role changes without treating every account the same.
Support domains, mailboxes, aliases, shared mailboxes, permissions, mail flow, and common email-administration needs.
Help keep collaboration, file ownership, sharing, and access understandable as the organization grows.
Use identity, authentication, administrative roles, access practices, and endpoint context together instead of treating Microsoft 365 security as a single setting.
Plan tenant, email, identity, file, DNS, application, and user-transition work around the dependencies that can disrupt operations.
Two ways the work can fit
Microsoft 365 FAQ
Yes. Microsoft 365 administration can be part of managed IT when the agreement includes the tenant, users, licensing, and supported workloads.
Yes. Migrations, tenant cleanup, licensing changes, and other defined Microsoft 365 work can be scoped as projects when ongoing managed service is not the right fit.
Microsoft 365 includes multiple native retention and recovery capabilities, and Microsoft also offers Microsoft 365 Backup for supported workloads. The business still needs to define what must be recoverable, for how long, and which scenarios the recovery plan must cover.
Yes. A repeatable process can cover account access, licenses, groups, email, shared resources, data handling, and the steps needed when a user joins, changes roles, or leaves.
Start with the tenant you have
We can determine whether the need belongs in recurring managed IT or a defined Microsoft 365 project.