“The new person starts Monday.”
You hunt for a laptop. Monday comes, and they wait anyway.
For office managers who became the IT person
Office manager, or the accidental IT person? You can hand the IT part off.
Your team asks Baseline, not you: instant AI help, and a real person within 10 minutes ($35 a ticket). What’s left for you sits on one screen in Teams.
- It lives in Teams. Next to the chat you already use.
- One tab per job. People, computers, requests.
- Add or remove a person. A button, not a chain of emails.
- Who’s ready. Whose sign-in is set up.
The real Manager Portal, inside Teams. The company and people shown are made up.
Sound familiar?
None of this was in your job description.
“Can you look at my Outlook?”
You fixed it once, so now everyone asks you.
“Did anyone shut off their access?”
There’s no one place to check what’s still open.
Why this works
Your team gets its own place to ask, so it stops being you.
- Any timeAsk in TeamsOr text, if Teams is down.
- InstantlyAI sorts the everyday stuffIncluded in your monthly price.
- Within 10 minutesA real person takes the ticketDay or night. $35 flat per ticket, however long it takes.
- A name. Their company sign-in starts here.
- How they work. Computer or phone sets the price.
- Manager or not. One switch.
- A mobile number. Setup steps arrive by text.
The real screen for adding a person. The person shown is made up.
Your few jobs take a minute
A new hire is a short form. When someone leaves, the portal can start turning off their access in less than 30 seconds. With the Baseline setup, like company computers we look after and Teams for meetings, the AI handles more without you.
The Baseline Standard
What your company gets, and the question each part answers.
“Everyone will still come to me.”
Instant AI help in Teams, any time, included in the monthly price. It fixes most everyday problems on the spot.
“I don’t know Microsoft.”
The Manager Portal for adding and removing people.
“Half my week is lockouts.”
Sign-in with face, fingerprint, or PIN, and no passwords.
“Every laptop is different.”
Company computers we look after, set up alike, security on.
“Another bill on top of Microsoft?”
Microsoft 365 (Outlook email, Word, Excel, Teams, and OneDrive), watched around the clock.
Also included, at no extra cost
“I’ll be teaching everybody.”
Training Built Into the Work.
“Can our old laptops join the Baseline setup?”
The Computer Readiness Guide.
“What would this actually cost us?”
Your Written Fit Check.
“We’ll be locked in.”
The Clean Handover Promise.
$45 per user per monthOn a computer. $25 per user per month on a phone only. Microsoft 365 included. Annual commitment, paid monthly.
Only when you need a person
A real person within 10 minutes, day or night.
$35 flat per ticket, only when you need one. It isn’t in the monthly price.
Our promises
Three promises you can hold us to.
The 10-Minute Promise
A real person within 10 minutes on every ticket, day or night.
The Switch Promise
Nothing you rely on gets switched off until its replacement works and you’ve said yes.
The Clean Handover Promise
If you leave, everything goes to you or your next IT company.
Check it today
The real screens, and prices in writing.
“Whose laptop is this?” has an answer now.
- Every company computer. No mystery machines.
- Who last used it. No walking around to ask.
- A one-time code. For a program you’ve approved.
The real Computers screen. The company and people shown are made up.
Nobody can install whatever they want. People notice that for about a week. But it’s one of the two reasons help requests drop.
What you’re probably thinking
The worries that keep you doing it yourself.
“I’ll still end up being the IT person.”
- Why it feels true
- You’ve always been the one they ask.
- What’s true
- Your team asks Baseline. You keep only the manager jobs.
- Proof
- The 10-Minute Promise.
“The switch will land on me.”
- Why it feels true
- Every IT change so far has.
- What’s true
- It’s done for you. The move is $25 per user, one time, plus $0.99 per GB moved.
- Proof
- The Switch Promise.
“My boss won’t go for it.”
- Why it feels true
- You’re not the one who signs.
- What’s true
- The price is published, so you don’t write the case yourself.
- Proof
- The summary for your owner.
The next step
Get your free Fit Check.
Your price and what each choice costs, ready for your boss.
Not the one who signs? Copy a short summary for your owner.
What happens next
- Answer five quick questions. About two minutes.
- Get your Fit Check on the spot, with your price.
- Book a 30-minute call if you want. Bring your boss if you can.
P.S. Next time someone asks, “Can you look at my Outlook?”, you can say, “Ask Baseline in Teams.”