What this free help includes
Microsoft and Google education offers check
We look at the official Microsoft Education programs, and the official Google for Education programs, that may apply to your school or education organization. Microsoft and Google decide eligibility. We do not approve offers and we do not put prices on this page.
IT and security review
A written review of staff and student sign-in, administrators, email, files and backups, based on what you tell us and, if you already have a tenant, what we can see with your permission. This is not a penetration test and we do not invent a score.
Setup guidance
Clear written next steps for a school Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace setup: what to do first, what to leave alone, and what to check before you add staff or students. Guidance is by email. We do not book meetings, calls or on-site visits from this form.
What you receive
A short written reply to the work email you send. It says what we saw, what we would leave alone, and what a sensible next step is, including “nothing yet”. If we are the wrong team, we say so.
How this supports our mission
This help is free and is part of the charitable programs of TRUE.org Cloud, a 501(c)(3). Microsoft licensing is provided separately by Acumor Solutions LLC dba TRUE.org, a Microsoft partner. Read our mission.
Questions
Is this really free?
Yes. TRUE.org does not charge for this help, and you do not have to buy anything.
Who can ask?
Schools and other education organizations in the United States and Canada, including public and independent schools and education nonprofits. If a vendor program would not treat your organization as an education customer, we will say so.
Is this the same as a nonprofit offer?
Not always. Microsoft and Google run separate education and nonprofit programs. We help you see which may apply. They decide eligibility.
How do you reply?
By email, to the work email you enter, usually within one business day. This help is remote.