Take Command of Office 365

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• CFO• CEO

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Top 5 Features Meaningful to Clients

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• IT Director• Sr. Network Engineer/Helpdesk• Microsoft Implementation Partner• CIO

• Very few Administrators, Partners, Helpdesk people, know Powershell.

• To run a report you need to be pretty good with PowerShell or find a script

• Partners need 1 dashboard to view all their clients and administer all of them.

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1. No need to teach helpdesk/administrators PowerShell for common tasks.

2. Easy to run reports.3. Partners can manage multiple clients using a single

login.4. Identify Unused Mailboxes and free up licenses.5. Runs as a service, no need for on premise infrastructure

or upkeep.

1. No Powershell expertise needed2. Simple to use GUI based Admin3. Easy to run reports4. Partners can perform common Powershell admin

functions across all clients through a single login5. Identify unused mailboxes and save on licensing costs.

1. Do you have in house PowerShell expertise?2. Do you want to be able to give helpdesk personal the

ability to perform common admin tasks which currently require some knowledge of PowerShell?

3. Do you have any visibility into the Office 365 mailboxes? Mailbox sizes, item counts, email addresses, etc.

4. For Partners – Would you like to give yourself or your managed service helpdesk the ability to quickly and easily perform common tasks on your managed clients?

1. How does it work?We use the credentials you supply us with to run Powershell commands against your Office 365 account. We run these commands in the background and load data about your account into a database which allows us to run reports and statistics on your data which would otherwise be very difficult to obtain.

2. How often is my data refreshed?We do a full refresh of everyone’s data once a day for most types of data. We also do incremental updates several times a day to find data that has changed since the last time we did a refresh.

3. Can I manually force an update?For most items you can force an update, which in most cases takes a few minutes to complete.

4. Are changes I make immediate?Yes, for some features of 365 Command, like password and permission updates we execute Powershell commands in real time and report the results back to.

5. How can I try the service?Simply register at https://admin.365command.com

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