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Everything here is work we have delivered and can show numbers for. If a service is not on this list we do not sell it, and we will tell you who does. Each page states what is included, what is not, what will be slower than you expect, and what it costs.
Merging two or more tenants, or carving one out on a divestiture. Discovery, target architecture, licensing reconciliation, wave plan, day-one coexistence.
Exchange Online mailboxes, archives, shared and resource mailboxes, calendars and every permission attached to them.
Sites, libraries, files and Teams — with the permission model decided rather than inherited.
Mail, Drive, shared drives and calendars, with the sharing model mapped deliberately.
Active Directory to Entra ID, Exchange and SharePoint farms to Microsoft 365, file servers to OneDrive.
Find what Copilot would surface to the wrong person across SharePoint, OneDrive and Teams, fix it with the owners, and prove it.
A controlled campaign in Microsoft Defender: who clicks, who enters a password, who reports it — then targeted training and a priced hardening list. The 90-day Defender trial covers the first round.
Sessions revoked within the hour, a timeline for the insurer and the regulator, every backdoor found, and the Conditional Access and device settings that make the next stolen token worthless.
Half a day with the department to write the routine down, then built on the Microsoft 365 you already pay for: Power Automate, Forms, SharePoint, Approvals, an agent where questions are the process. Hours returned, measured.
Enrolment, applications, compliance and Conditional Access — in that order, and around the works council in Germany.
Virtual machines, networking and identity into Azure, sized against real usage rather than old hardware.
Automation and integrations on the Microsoft stack, including the recommendation not to build.
Subscriptions through our entities in 131 countries, each invoiced locally in local currency.
Per user per month, bounded by what is included rather than hours: unlimited routine service desk, incident response and security policy, multi-entity governance. Monthly term, Zendesk portal, service levels with credits.
Incidents, joiners and leavers, changes. Billed by the hour with no retainer.
What you pay for against what you use. Read-only, no obligation, and often the first thing worth doing.
Prices are fixed and quoted before work begins, in the currency of the entity that would invoice you. Scoping costs nothing. See which entity contracts in your country →
Want a number before you talk to anyone? Try the migration cost calculator →
By industry
Three short pages on what changes scope, sequence and price when the client is a manufacturing group, a healthcare provider, or a professional services firm — with the evidence from each.
Delivered with partners
Some services are delivered by specialist partners rather than by our own engineers. We hold the licensing and the relationship; they do the work. The distinction is stated on every quote, because you should know whose people are on your project.
This list grows as partnerships are agreed. Local-language delivery in France and Germany is next.
What we deliberately do not sell
Microsoft Sentinel. We can sell you the licences — it appears on our price list — but we have delivered no projects in it, so we do not offer it as a service. When you ask, we say so and point you to someone who has.
This is not modesty. A partner who claims every capability on the Microsoft stack is telling you something about their marketing rather than their engineering, and the discovery usually happens in month three.
Not sure which one you need?
Most engagements start as “we acquired a company and now have two tenants” or “our licence provider is an invoice once a year”. Tell us the shape of it and you get back a sequence, an honest view of what will be slow, and a fixed price.