Nobody wakes up wanting to buy a licence. These are the five situations that bring people to BOXX, and exactly what we put in front of them.
Ten to fifty people, no IT department, and you need email on your own domain, file storage that will not lose anything, and enough security that a customer's due-diligence questionnaire does not stop the deal.
Usually because the finance team lives in Excel, because Teams became the standard with your customers, or because Google's price went up too. The migration is the part that scares people — so BOXX does it, and does not charge for it on a standard tenant move.
We run a pilot group first, confirm mail flow and permissions, then move everyone in one out-of-hours window. Users keep their addresses. Nothing is deleted at the source until you sign off.
Plan the migrationEnterprise buyers, insurers and auditors now ask for MFA everywhere, endpoint detection, data loss prevention, logging and a documented access review. Answering honestly usually means changing something first.
In almost every tenant we audit, the discount is the smaller half of the saving. The larger half is licences nobody uses and Azure resources nobody owns.
The audit is free for organisations over 25 seats, takes three business days, and you get the written findings whether or not you ever buy from us. We would rather earn the relationship than trap it.
Request the free auditMicrosoft 365 Business plans stop at 300 users, and somewhere around 150 seats the compliance, identity and analytics requirements change shape. Moving to E3 or E5 is not just a bigger number — it is a different licensing model.
Tell us the situation in two sentences. We will come back with a licence mix, a price and an honest note on anything we think you should not buy.
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