Free Copilot self-check and tenant scan · Canada
Is your tenant Copilot-ready?
Fusion Computing, a Canadian-owned and CISSP-led IT and cybersecurity firm, offers this free Microsoft 365 Copilot readiness check to businesses in Canada. Answer 10 questions about licensing, data hygiene, identity, rollout and enablement. The score uses your answers and does not inspect your tenant. See your score first; email is optional for the detailed report.
For configuration evidence, request the separate free automated tenant scan. Fusion Computing confirms the access with your admin before it runs.
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Before the licences
Why readiness comes before Copilot licences
Copilot answers from whatever each person can already open. Readiness work checks those permissions, labels and identity settings first, so a rollout surfaces what each person should see.
“We assess, fix and protect before we license anybody, because if I give licences to a group, everybody in that group can see everybody else's stuff, and that's probably not okay.”
According to Microsoft's 2026 guide to data, privacy and security for Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot only surfaces organizational data to which individual users have at least view permissions. It relies on the permission models already in Microsoft 365 services such as SharePoint. A folder shared with the whole company years ago becomes something Copilot can summarize for anyone who asks, so the permissions get checked before the licences are assigned.
According to Microsoft's 2026 open-source Copilot readiness assessment on GitHub, the engine reads seven Microsoft 365 service areas (Microsoft 365, Entra, Defender, Purview, Power Platform, Copilot Studio and Agent 365) through Microsoft Graph and other Microsoft APIs. Each check is marked Compliant, Warning or Not Configured. That is configuration evidence from the tenant itself, which a questionnaire cannot give.
According to Statistics Canada's 2026 analysis of business AI use, 19.2% of Canadian businesses used AI to produce goods or deliver services in the 12 months before mid-2026, triple the 6.1% of 2024. In the same survey, 13.4% named cybersecurity or privacy concerns as a barrier. For a business weighing Copilot, the privacy question is the one to settle before the licences.
The separately requested Microsoft 365 tenant scan
Microsoft's engine
The requested scan reads tenant configuration using Microsoft's open-source engine
Minutes to run
API-driven analysis of your actual configuration
A readable report
A Fusion Computing report with priorities and a fix list
Your admin approves
Every role and permission listed with your admin before setup
What the scan reads
Seven service areas, straight from your tenant
After you request the separate tenant scan and agree access, the engine queries Microsoft Graph, Defender, Exchange Online, and Power Platform APIs. This configuration evidence is separate from the answers in the self-check above.
M365 licensing
Copilot-relevant licensing and feature availability across the tenant, so you know what you are already paying for.
Entra ID
Identity protection and access controls: the Conditional Access and MFA posture that decides what Copilot can reach.
Defender XDR
Security posture and threat-detection configuration scored against what a Copilot rollout assumes is in place.
Purview
Data classification, sensitivity labels, and DLP policies: the controls that stop Copilot from surfacing what it should not.
Power Platform
Environment governance and AI Builder readiness, where ungoverned automation usually hides.
Copilot Studio and Agent 365
Copilot Studio agent deployment and configuration, and the agent inventory behind Agent 365 readiness.
The deliverable
A report your leadership can read in one sitting
Microsoft's engine writes its results to CSV and Excel files. Fusion Computing turns that output into a short report: every finding marked Compliant, Warning or Not Configured, ranked by priority, with the recommendation attached.
You get the report and a 30-minute walkthrough with a Fusion Computing consultant, who takes you through the fix list in priority order and answers what each change means for your staff.
Who it is for
Run it before you buy the licences
The scan fits any Canadian business on Microsoft 365 that is weighing Copilot. Most teams that request it are at one of these four decision points.
Pricing a rollout
You are budgeting Copilot licences and want to know what has to be fixed first, with evidence.
Already piloting
Copilot is live for a few users and you want to know what it can reach before you widen the group.
Board or insurer asked
Someone wants a documented readiness position, and a vendor questionnaire will not answer it.
Comparing options
You are weighing Copilot against custom AI and want a configuration-level baseline either way.
How it works
How the requested tenant scan works
The scan itself is automated, so your total time is about an hour across two short calls: one to set up access with your admin, one to walk through the report.
1. 30-minute setup call
We scope the run with your admin and list every role and permission it needs. The Purview and Power Platform checks need your admin to sign in during the run.
2. The automated run
The engine queries your tenant and scores every check. Minutes of runtime; we review and interpret the output.
3. The readout
A 30-minute walkthrough of the Fusion Computing report and the prioritized fix list. The report is yours either way.
CISSP-led interpretation
Mike Pearlstein, CISSP, CEO of Fusion Computing
Mike Pearlstein holds the CISSP and an MSc in Computer Science (AI), and has led Fusion Computing since he founded it in 2012. Fusion Computing's Copilot readiness work is CISSP-led. The readout explains configuration gaps and any further checks needed before rollout.
Frequently asked questions
Who provides a Microsoft 365 Copilot readiness assessment in Canada?
Fusion Computing, a Canadian-owned and CISSP-led IT and cybersecurity firm founded in 2012, provides Copilot readiness work for businesses in Canada. This free self-check scores your answers. A free automated tenant scan reads your Microsoft 365 configuration. Paid Copilot discovery, at CA$3,000 to CA$6,000, checks the tenant against Microsoft's Copilot security documentation.
Does the self-check at the top of this page scan my tenant?
No. The 10-question self-check uses your answers to suggest a readiness score and priorities, and it has no access to your Microsoft 365 tenant. For configuration evidence, request the separate free automated tenant scan. Fusion Computing confirms the access and the setup with your admin before it runs.
What does the free tenant scan check?
The scan runs Microsoft's open-source Copilot readiness engine (MIT licence) against your tenant and reads seven service areas: Microsoft 365 licensing, Entra ID, Defender, Purview, Power Platform, Copilot Studio and Agent 365. Each check is marked Compliant, Warning or Not Configured with a priority. Fusion Computing turns the output into a short report with a fix list and walks you through it in 30 minutes.
What access does the tenant scan need?
Microsoft's default setup creates an app registration with tenant-wide read access to files, SharePoint sites, security data and audit logs. A Global Administrator or Privileged Role Administrator grants consent for its Microsoft Graph application permissions, and the script also gives the app the Power Platform Administrator role. Purview and Power Platform checks need an admin with the matching role to sign in. Nothing is installed on your computers, and we review every permission with your admin first.
What comes after the scan?
If you plan to roll out Copilot, paid Copilot discovery (CA$3,000 to CA$6,000) checks your tenant against Microsoft's Copilot security documentation and proposes the fixes that fit how your team will use it. Remediation is scoped and quoted separately, in writing, after discovery. For a wider review of governance and the third-party AI tools your staff use, the paid AI readiness assessment is the next step.
Check your Copilot configuration before rollout
Request the separate free tenant scan. We confirm your Microsoft 365 environment and the access it needs with your admin before running it. The branded report is yours to keep.