The 365 Promise is our written commitment that 365 Technologies will stay Canadian owned and Canadian led. For the term of your agreement, we'll remain headquartered in Canada, with majority ownership and strategic decision-making staying in Canada. It's a term in every client contract, not just a marketing statement.

It's in your contract. The commitment to remain Canadian owned and Canadian led is a binding term in your client agreement, not a slogan on a webpage. If we ever break it, you have a real, contractual way out.

When a managed IT provider is acquired, clients usually notice the changes first: unfamiliar contacts, slower response, standardized support, and decisions made farther from their business. The 365 Promise is our safeguard against the biggest version of that. If our headquarters or majority ownership ever leave Canada, you'll get notice and a window to leave your agreement, for any reason, without further cost or obligation.

The promise is broken if, during the term of your agreement, 365 Technologies stops being headquartered in Canada, or if majority ownership and strategic decision-making move outside Canada. If that happens, we'll notify you and you'll have the opportunity to terminate your agreement for any reason, without further liability.

No. The 365 Promise does not change your pricing or add any cost. It is built into your existing agreement at no charge. You get the same flat, predictable managed IT pricing, plus the added assurance that the company behind it will stay independent.

If we ever break the promise, you have a window to end your agreement for any reason, without further liability or obligation. You won't be locked into a contract with a company you didn't choose. The exact terms are spelled out in your client agreement.

Yes. 365 Technologies is a privately owned, Winnipeg-based managed IT company, led by the same people who founded it, serving businesses across Manitoba and Saskatchewan. We've never been acquired. And through the 365 Promise, we've committed in writing to keep our headquarters and majority ownership in Canada.

Because our clients' trust is worth more to us than keeping every option open. Across the prairies, managed IT providers are being bought up by larger and often foreign-owned firms, and their clients pay for it in service and continuity. We'd rather commit in writing to staying Canadian owned and led than leave that door open at our clients' expense.