The products we deploy, license, and support for US businesses, chosen because we run them daily.
If you arrived searching for a Microsoft CSP or a Jamf partner, this page tells you exactly what we do with each product rather than showing you a wall of logos. There are two partnerships, Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider and Apple Jamf Partner, and a short list of products we work with around them. That list stays short on purpose. Being genuinely good at a dozen products beats being nominally partnered with fifty, and the difference shows up the first time something breaks at four in the afternoon. Margin did not put anything on this list, and when a product is wrong for your situation you will be told so and pointed somewhere else.
- 2Partnerships we claim
- 5 minP1 remote response
- One deskEvery vendor, one queue
- Your nameLicenses registered to you
What the word partner is supposed to mean, in six specifics.
Licensing registered in your name
Every subscription, key, and support contract lives in an account your company owns. Nothing is parked under our tenant for convenience. If the relationship ends, you keep all of it and the handover is a permissions change rather than a purchase order. We hold this line even in the cases where it would clearly be easier for us not to.
Deployment by people who do it weekly
Most incidents we investigate trace back to something set up through a vendor wizard and never revisited. Defaults are built to make a trial succeed, not to survive an attacker. Our builds follow the published hardening guidance and then add what running these products in production has actually taught us. The resulting configuration is written down and handed over, not carried around in one engineer memory.
Day-2 support through one service desk
Everything listed here goes into the same ticket queue. Nobody on your side should have to determine whether a mail delivery failure belongs to Exchange Online, the DNS record, or the firewall before they are allowed to report it. Working out which layer broke is our work, and honestly it is the majority of the work.
Renewals managed ahead of the date
Two findings show up again and again when we take over an environment: a security subscription that expired months ago and has quietly stopped updating, and backup licensing that lapsed without anyone noticing. Every renewal we manage is tracked and raised with you well ahead of the date, with a recommendation attached. Sometimes that recommendation is to change product rather than renew, and you will hear that even though it is the less profitable advice.
Health checks against vendor best practice
Everything drifts. Baselines fall behind the vendor guidance, policies pile up until nobody remembers which one does what, backup jobs fail quietly for weeks, and the configuration that fit the company two years ago no longer describes it. We review what we support against current guidance on a schedule and give you the findings in writing rather than mentioning them on a call.
Migration on and off, in both directions
We move companies onto these products, and when the fit turns out to be wrong we move them off. Tenant migrations where every mailbox survives intact, device management moves where no machine is ever left unmanaged mid-transition, and platform moves between Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace running in both directions depending on the client. Willingness to migrate you away is a large part of why the recommendations mean anything.
What we deploy, license, and support.
Microsoft cloud, licensed through CSP
We are a Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider partner: licensing with support from the people who deployed your tenant instead of a call center.
- Microsoft 365Build, migration, hardening, and daily administration of the platform the majority of American offices already sit on.
- Microsoft 365 licensingCSP licensing: the right bundle per user, renewals tracked, and no paying twice for a capability you already own.
- Microsoft EntraIdentity, Conditional Access, and the P1 vs P2 decision, deployed as the front door to everything else.
- Microsoft IntuneDevice management for Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android inside the licensing you may already hold.
- Windows 365 Cloud PCPer-user cloud desktops for contractors, offshore teams, and data that must not live on the endpoint.
Microsoft security and compliance
The security stack most US businesses already partly own and rarely fully use. We deploy it properly and keep it tuned.
- Microsoft DefenderEndpoint and email threat protection, configured beyond the defaults it ships with.
- Microsoft SentinelCloud-native SIEM: the logging and detection layer auditors and insurers increasingly assume exists.
- Microsoft PurviewData governance, DLP, and records management for HIPAA, GLBA, and state privacy law obligations.
- Microsoft PrivaPrivacy risk management and subject rights requests, the operational side of CCPA and CPRA.
- Compliance ManagerFramework assessments and improvement actions tracked inside the tenant you already run.
- Copilot securityGetting the data governance right before AI is allowed to read everything.
Apple device management, as a Jamf Partner
We are an Apple Jamf Partner. A Mac and iPad fleet deserves Apple-native management rather than a Windows product with a Mac tick box bolted on, and since we deploy both Jamf and Intune, the recommendation you get is not decided by which one we can install.
Productivity platforms and infrastructure
The foundations the rest of it stands on. Licensing, migration, hardening, and ongoing support across both major productivity ecosystems and the infrastructure beneath them.
- Google WorkspaceDeployment, security settings, and ongoing support for companies whose working day happens in Gmail and Drive.
- Active DirectoryThe on-premises identity layer many US businesses still run, kept healthy or retired deliberately.
- Cloud migration servicesWorkload moves to Azure and Microsoft 365, planned as coexistence rather than a weekend of hope.
- Data backupBackup designed around restore tests rather than backup jobs, including Microsoft 365 data.
- IP telephonyBusiness phone systems deployed and supported alongside the rest of the stack.
Nothing reaches this page until it clears four hurdles.
We run it ourselves before we recommend it
Our own company runs the same stack we recommend: Microsoft 365, the identical security baseline, the same backup routine. Nothing goes to a client until our engineers have lived with it long enough to find the sharp edges. The product described in the datasheet and the product you own in year three are rarely the same thing.
The vendor's own support has to be reachable
Some failures nobody but the vendor can fix: a genuine platform bug, a licensing system that will not issue the key, an outage on their side. Before anything joins this list we need to have watched that escalation path work on real cases, within timescales a business can actually absorb. An excellent product behind an unreachable support organization fails here, and several have.
The licensing has to be clean
Readable terms, licenses that travel with you, and no arrangement that quietly binds you to whoever sold it. This is exactly why every license we manage is registered to the client. We have spent too many hours untangling environments where the outgoing provider held all the keys to ever build that situation for someone else.
It has to be supportable for years
Once a product is embedded in how a company works, you have entered a relationship measured in years, not months. So we look for vendors with balance-sheet staying power, honest end-of-life notice, and a history of not quietly killing product lines. Interesting newcomers get watched rather than sold, at least until they have proved they will still be there at your second renewal.
Exactly what we claim, and exactly what we do not.
Partner programs award tiers, and a tier mostly records how much a reseller moved last year. It says nothing about whether the deployment was any good. The claims on this page are kept narrow enough that you could check every one of them.
- What we claim: we are a Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider partner and an Apple Jamf Partner. Those are the only two vendor relationships we hold, and both are working relationships our engineers use weekly.
- What you will not find here: tier levels, badge counts, or a certification list that would quietly become untrue the moment an engineer changed jobs or a vendor restructured its program. Everything else on this page is described as deployed and supported, because that is the claim we can actually stand behind.
- Here is the test worth applying to any provider, us included. Ask to see something they built and have them justify each decision in it. Fifteen minutes of that conversation tells you more than every badge on their homepage combined.
No company runs a single vendor, and the trouble always lives in the seams between them.
The standard US office stack
Microsoft 365 for identity and email, Intune on the devices, Defender on the endpoints, a firewall on the internet edge, and backup protecting the data. Four or five vendors, one service desk, one throat to choke when something between them misbehaves.
Mac office on a Microsoft cloud
Design studios, agencies, and engineering groups routinely run Mac fleets against a Microsoft 365 back end. Jamf Pro handles the devices, Apple Business Manager supplies zero-touch enrollment, and the Microsoft half stays configured properly instead of drifting. These two ecosystems cooperate only when one team is accountable for both sides of the join.
Google shop with Microsoft edges
Running Google Workspace does not keep the Microsoft world at arm length. An acquirer arrives on 365, a large customer insists on Teams, the accounting package assumes Windows. We keep the Workspace core healthy while making those Microsoft edges cooperate instead of fighting each other.
Multi-site and remote-heavy companies
Offices in several states, remote staff in more, cloud workloads holding the shared systems. One identity plane, one device baseline, one monitoring view, and one team that knows why every policy and VPN tunnel exists.
Security in layers, not in one box
A firewall at the edge, Defender on the endpoints, Sentinel watching the logs, Purview governing the data, and tested backup as the last line when everything else fails. Each layer tuned so they do not duplicate or conflict, which is where most self-assembled stacks go wrong.
Estates in transition
Half-finished migrations are a normal state of affairs: mailboxes split across two tenants mid-acquisition, an MDM pilot running alongside the old imaging process, a server pending its move to Azure. We run coexistence deliberately instead of pretending every estate is clean.
Also in daily support, no dedicated page yet.
Cisco and Meraki
Switching, Wi-Fi, and cloud-managed networking in the estates we support.
Ubiquiti UniFi
Office networking and Wi-Fi for SMBs that want capable kit without enterprise complexity.
Fortinet and SonicWall
Perimeter firewalls configured, patched, and monitored as part of support agreements.
Dell, HP, and Lenovo
Server and endpoint hardware, brand-agnostic diagnostics and lifecycle management.
VMware and Hyper-V
Virtualization platforms kept healthy, or migrated to Azure when that is the better answer.
AWS
Support for the AWS workloads that already exist in estates we take over.
Linux
The Linux servers quietly running one critical thing in most estates we inherit.
Veeam and Acronis
Backup platforms common in estates we inherit, fully supported and restore-tested.
Line-of-business SaaS
QuickBooks, Salesforce, and the accounting and CRM packages your business already runs on.
What businesses ask us about vendors and licensing.
The comparisons, written down.
Tell us what is installed today, or what you are about to sign for.
A license quote, recovering subscriptions a previous provider still holds, deploying something you already paid for, or a straight opinion on which of two products actually fits: all of them start the same way, with a short conversation with an engineer rather than a salesperson.
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