Start with the way your team works. We will discuss the right applications, account structure, and rollout approach for your business.
Compare licensing options around your users, devices, email needs, and working arrangements.
Plan your company-domain mailboxes, user accounts, and initial email configuration.
Review existing email and files, agree the transfer scope, and prepare for the changeover.
Discuss user administration, onboarding, and ongoing assistance as part of your service scope.
Use this overview to shortlist a plan. Confirm the exact subscription, Teams inclusion, billing term, and local availability before ordering.
For teams that mainly work in a browser.
For teams that also need installed productivity apps.
For teams with additional security and device-management needs.
Pricing depends on the selected licence and billing term. Ask for setup, migration, and ongoing support charges to be listed separately. Teams and add-on features must be confirmed for the specific subscription.
A clear rollout plan helps your team understand what will change and what they need to prepare.
List users, domains, devices, existing mailboxes, and the files or workflows that need to move.
Confirm the subscription, migration requirements, responsibilities, timeline, and service charges.
Set up the agreed accounts and services, then check access and key workflows before handover.
Document account ownership, help users get started, and agree how ongoing requests will be handled.
Share your current email provider, number of users, approximate mailbox sizes, and any files you need to transfer. We will review the requirements and agree what is included before scheduling the move.
Plan account access, domain changes, and user communication together. Migration time and any service interruption depend on your existing setup and the agreed process.
Discuss Your Requirements
Coordinate your Microsoft 365 requirements with your wider business technology setup.
Choose the service scope around your team’s day-to-day work and budget.
Discuss your domain, business email, and account configuration together.
Agree who owns the accounts, manages access, and approves future changes.
Define the support hours, responsibilities, and charges that suit your business.