Day 1 readiness and stabilization
Identity, access, and email are validated immediately after close to ensure uninterrupted operations.
We help private equity firms integrate email, domains, and identity after acquisition, without disrupting day-to-day communication.
Email, domain, and identity integration after an acquisition is complex, high-risk work.
These systems are business-critical. Mistakes can disrupt communication, block access to core tools, and interrupt operations immediately after close.
To preserve Day 1 continuity, integrations are often executed under compressed timelines. Legacy domains remain active, identities coexist temporarily, and environments are stabilized to keep teams working.
Without a deliberate strategy, these short-term decisions persist. Across multiple acquisitions, inconsistencies compound, leaving firms with fragmented environments instead of a consistent security baseline.
We prioritize continuity first, ensuring email, identity, and access remain stable immediately after close.
From there, we integrate deliberately. Domains and identities are aligned to the portfolio standard without disrupting communication or breaking dependencies.
Security is standardized once systems are stable, reducing inherited risk without interrupting operations.
Each integration follows the same structure, creating a repeatable baseline across acquisitions.
Email and domain integration focused on bringing environments together after an acquisition or consolidation.
This work typically covers:
Identity, access, and email are validated immediately after close to ensure uninterrupted operations.
Acquired company domains and email addresses remain active as aliases, preserving inbound mailflow and external identity.
Domains, directories, and identity systems are consolidated into the portfolio standard with careful sequencing to avoid lockouts or dependency issues.
Email, calendars, shared mailboxes, and files are migrated with low or no downtime, including Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace environments.
MFA enforcement, privileged access cleanup, and security baseline alignment to reduce inherited acquisition risk.
Legacy tenants, licenses, and redundant systems are retired once operational and compliance requirements are met.
This service supports the primary email and identity platforms used across private equity portfolios.
Integrations are supported in either direction, including cross-platform migrations between Microsoft and Google environments.
This service is designed for private equity firms managing acquisitions and portfolio integrations.
It’s a fit for teams that want email, domain, and identity integration handled consistently by an experienced integration partner, without inheriting issues from earlier deals.