Choosing a platform for the first time
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, and which tier matches how your team works.
Software subscriptions for individuals, households and businesses
Quantities, terms, eligibility and renewal responsibilities should be clear before you buy, not discovered at the next invoice. Kritical prices the platform, and separately scopes the deployment and management work that decides whether the subscription is worth what you pay for it.
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Jump to the part that matches the problem or decision in front of you.
You do not need to know the exact SKU to start.
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, and which tier matches how your team works.
Licences were added as the business grew, and nobody can say today what you are paying for.
You want quantities and tiers checked against actual use before the next invoice, not after.
Use the current catalogue for published products. Security, backup, migration and support remain separate scope items so the proposal shows what each part covers.
Cloud email, calendar and file-sharing with browser-based applications. Check the current Shopify product for price and availability.
Adds desktop Office applications to the core collaboration services. Check the current Shopify product for price and availability.
Adds identity, device-management and security capabilities. We check whether those controls match the intended operating model.
Business collaboration with expanded storage and meeting capabilities. Check the current Shopify product for price and availability.
Adds retention, e-discovery and endpoint-management capabilities. We confirm suitability and current commercial terms for the intended environment.
A short description is enough to start. Include a model or existing quote if you have one.
Tell us the product, edition, user or device count, and how you expect to use it.
Review billing frequency, commitment period, renewal date and any change restrictions before ordering.
Agree who configures the environment, assigns access and maintains the subscription records.

Your quote will distinguish the goods or licences from configuration, migration, delivery and ongoing support. We confirm availability and any substitutions before an order is agreed.

The licence is the same wherever you buy it. What differs is who explains it and who is still there afterwards.
A licensing question does not need a finished requirement to start.
A conversation about the product, tier and how your team works — no commitment to buy while we check fit.
The platform, deployment and any administration work priced separately, so you know what each part costs.
The proposal sets out who coordinates provisioning and configuration, plus the cover and handover arrangements that apply.
Tell us the quantity, location, timing and the result you need. If the specification is still uncertain, say what it needs to do and what it must work with, and expect a response.
No. Start with the product, number of users or devices and features you need. We can review the edition and subscription options relevant to your environment.
Yes. Include the product, quantity, current term and renewal date. We compare the requirement with current use and explain the commercial terms in the proposal.
The quote states what is included. Licensing, configuration, migration and ongoing administration are described separately so you can choose the help you need.
Business Premium is the tier that includes device management and endpoint protection built in. Basic and Standard do not, and we will say so plainly rather than upselling by default.
That depends on the applications your team already relies on and how you collaborate today. We compare both against your actual use.
Yes. We check current use against your headcount and role mix, so you are not paying for seats nobody uses or short of the ones you do need.
Tell us what you want to achieve, what you have today and when it matters.