Cloud & Productivity Suite Management
Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 are cloud-based email, file storage, and collaboration platforms — meaning the software and your data live on remote servers, not a single computer or office server.
Administration of the cloud platforms your team works in every day — Microsoft 365, Google Workspace (G Suite), and cloud infrastructure — kept secure, licensed correctly, and running smoothly.
Brands we work with
Why it matters
No wasted licenses
Stop paying for seats nobody's using.
Faster onboarding and offboarding
New hires productive on day one; departing staff locked out the same day.
Fewer daily frustrations
Email and file-sharing issues get fixed before they pile up.
What this covers
- User account setup, permissions, and offboarding handled properly and on time
- License management, so you’re not paying for seats nobody uses
- Ongoing configuration and troubleshooting for email, file storage, and collaboration tools
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace?
Both cover email, file storage, and office/collaboration apps in the cloud — the core difference is ecosystem: Microsoft 365 centers on Word/Excel/Outlook and integrates deeply with Windows, Google Workspace centers on Gmail/Docs/Sheets and is more browser-native. Which one fits depends on what your team already uses and how you work, not which is objectively "better."
Can you manage our Microsoft 365 even though we didn't buy it from you?
Yes — we take over administration of existing Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace tenants regularly, licensing and all, without needing to migrate you to anything new first.
How quickly can a new employee be set up on email and file access?
Same day, as standard — proper offboarding and onboarding on time is one of the core things we manage, so a new hire isn't waiting around on day one, and a departing employee isn't still logged in a week later.