Practical AI, with your data kept where it belongs
We use AI every day to work faster for our clients, and we help organizations do the same. Because most of our clients already run Microsoft 365, we start with Copilot: it works inside the tenant you already pay for, under the permissions and controls you already have. Where Copilot isn’t the right tool, we build what is.
This is probably for you if
- Staff are already pasting company information into free AI tools
- You’re paying for Copilot licenses that nobody really uses
- You want the time savings, but not at the cost of your compliance posture
What you get out of it
Hours back
AI applied to the tasks that actually eat time, not to a demo that impresses nobody.
Your data stays in your tenant
Copilot works inside the Microsoft 365 you already own, so your files never leave the controls you already have.
People stay in charge
Every output has a human reviewing it. AI drafts; your team decides.
What’s included
Everything below is part of the service. If something you need isn’t here, ask — we’d rather tell you honestly whether it’s a fit.
- Microsoft 365 Copilot rollout, configuration and training
- Copilot licence review — who actually needs one, and who doesn’t
- AI readiness assessment of your workflows and data
- File and mailbox permissions review and cleanup
- Custom assistants and agents built on your own SharePoint and Teams content
- Workflow automations for repetitive tasks
- AI built into your line-of-business software
- A written AI use policy for your staff
- Staff training on what to use and what to avoid
- Controls aligned with the NIST frameworks behind our compliance work
- Regular review of what’s working and what isn’t
How it works
1
Readiness assessment
We find the time sinks worth automating and check whether your data is ready to be seen by AI.
2
Clean up and roll out
Permissions first, then Copilot for the people who will use it, then the training that makes it stick.
3
Review
We measure what’s saving time, retire what isn’t, and keep the policy current.
Let’s talk. A real conversation, not a sales call.
Fifteen minutes is usually enough to know whether we’re the right fit. If we’re not, we’ll tell you — and point you to someone who is.