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Managed Services Prospect Walk-through Checklist

by Tim Nepus, from the Community

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Use this IT managed services prospect walk-through to collect a complete picture of a client's environment. Capture location details, hypervisor and server specs, shared storage, patch status, and email platforms. Record Microsoft 365 usage, licensing, backups, and workstation inventories. Assess network infrastructure including switches, firewalls, wireless, VPN and remote access. Note ISP bandwidth, antivirus, line-of-business apps, SQL versions, and general observations to scope MSP onboarding and ongoing support.

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Managed Services Prospect Walkthrough Checklist
This managed services prospect walkthrough checklist helps MSPs assess a client IT environment during discovery or onboarding. It guides a structured review of compliance needs, business scope, line of business applications, phone systems, cybersecurity controls including MFA and antivirus, locations and remote users, endpoints and device management, hypervisors, servers and roles, shared storage, patching practices, email platforms such as Microsoft 365 and related apps, video conferencing use, backup strategies including appliances, network infrastructure across switches, firewalls and wireless, remote access and VPN, ISP details, and general observations. Use it to document current state, identify risks and gaps, and gather facts needed for accurate proposals and service planning.
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