Microsoft 365, Teams & Cloud
Licences, Teams, Azure and migrations, set up properly and managed month to month. Simpler licences, lower recurring costs, spare seats you can actually see.
Microsoft 365 is the platform everything else stands on: sign-in, email, files, Teams, and increasingly the AI tools. Most problems we are asked to fix trace back to a tenant that was set up quickly and never revisited: licences drifting, security defaults left alone, files in the wrong place, servers kept alive out of habit.
We run the tenant as a managed thing. Licences are checked monthly and shown to you live. Security is a baseline, not a project. Migrations are planned so that people notice the improvement, not the move. And where a server still earns its keep, it lives in Azure, sized to the job, rather than in a cupboard.
Teams, done properly
Teams is in every Microsoft 365 subscription, and most companies use a tenth of it. Set up with thought, it becomes the one place for chat, meetings, calls and the files each team works on, tied to SharePoint and OneDrive so nothing lives in someone’s inbox. It can replace desk phones entirely. We run the adoption as a single project or as part of the managed service, so that every department is actually using it, not just the people who set it up.
- →Every company we work with runs on Microsoft 365. This is the base layer.
- →Firms moving from Google Workspace, an old server, or another provider's tenant.
- →Companies paying for seats nobody uses, or for Copilot nobody set up.
In plain words
- Licences right-sized every month; spare seats shown in the portal
- A security baseline on the tenant: multi-factor sign-in, conditional access, sensible defaults
- Microsoft Teams set up properly: chat, meetings, files in one place, and your phones in it too if you want (see Voice & Connectivity)
- SharePoint and OneDrive structured so people can find things
- Phones and tablets managed: work and personal kept apart on the same device, company apps protected, a lost phone wiped
- Migrations: from Google, from on-premises, from another tenant, without losing a day
- Azure for the servers that still need to exist, sized to what they do
- Copilot set up with the permissions and the policy to go with it
- Backup of 365 data, because Microsoft's retention is not a backup
How it shows up day to day
Your 365 licences are read live into the portal: what you pay for, who has what, what is spare. A new starter's licence is a request away, and the leaver's is released the same day.
Owns the tenant: the security baseline, the migration plan, the exceptions.
Shows spare seats, assigns the licence to the new starter, flags the account that has not signed in for 90 days.
Live service numbers, measured weekly and dated, are coming to this strip. We publish nothing we have not measured.
Questions people ask
Can you take over a tenant someone else set up?
We are on Google Workspace. Will you move us?
Do you do Copilot?
Why a subscription rather than buying Office once?
Can Teams replace our desk phones?
Talk to an engineer about this.
A 20-minute call, no pitch deck.