Practical guidance for Microsoft 365.

Useful starting points for organizing information, managing records, planning TownSquare, and preparing staff for Copilot and AI.

Before Copilot: make information ready for staff and AI.

Useful AI assistance starts with current information, appropriate permissions, and people responsible for reviewing the results. Review that foundation before expanding a pilot.

Map the places staff use: shared drives, Teams, email, legacy records systems, SharePoint sites, and departmental workspaces.
Assign owners for records, libraries, access, retention, and staff guidance.
Start with a task whose source information, staff review, and stopping point are clear.

Understanding TownSquare implementation and licensing.

TownSquare is configured inside your Microsoft 365 environment. There is no separate recurring TownSquare platform licence; implementation and the services you select still have their own scope and costs.

Review Microsoft licensing, implementation, optional support, managed services, and third-party products separately.
Confirm which SharePoint Online and Microsoft Purview capabilities are licensed and included in the scope.
Agree the configuration, migration, training, and support your team needs.

What to bring to your first Microsoft 365 conversation.

A useful first conversation clarifies the problem, the people involved, and the outcome you want. These questions help establish a practical scope.

Where do official records, working documents, and outdated or duplicated content live?
Who owns records decisions, Microsoft 365 administration, staff adoption, and ongoing reviews?
What needs to be ready before your team can migrate content, train staff, and support the result?

Find a practical starting point for your team.

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