This is right for you if
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You would rather have one partner for licenses, setup and support.
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At renewal, nobody knows how many seats are actually in use.
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You pay for overlapping tools that do the same job.
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You want advice on plans and tiers from someone who is not driven by a sales quota.
Licenses are easy to buy and hard to keep right. That is the part we manage for you.
What you get
License advisory
The right plan, tier and seat count for how you work.
Procurement
We handle the purchase, so your team does not have to.
Ongoing cost stewardship
Usage reviewed before every renewal, so you stop paying for seats nobody uses.
Your entire tool portfolio
Licenses optimized across every tool your teams use, whether or not you buy them from us.
Overlap removal
Tools that do the same job identified, so you pay for one instead of several.
Aligned to your roadmap
Licenses planned around where your platform is going.
Who you are buying from
License advisory
The right plan, tier and seat count for how you work.
Procurement
We handle the purchase, so your team does not have to.
Ongoing cost stewardship
Usage reviewed before every renewal, so you stop paying for seats nobody uses.
Client result
30% lower licensing costs
A large manufacturer was paying for overlapping tools that did the same job. We removed the overlap and consolidated the rest, and administration and licensing costs fell by about 30%.
How it works
Ask for a quote
Tell us which tools you use and roughly how many people use them.
Get advice before you buy
We recommend the plan and tier that fit how you work.
We handle the rest
Procurement now, and a usage review before every renewal.
Frequently asked questions
Can you supply both Miro and Atlassian licenses?
Yes, both.
Can you supply licenses for other software?
Yes. Through our partner QBS Software, we can source licenses from 11,500+ software publishers.
Can you help before our next renewal?
Yes. License advisory covers exactly that: the right plan, tier and seat count before you renew.
Can you also set them up?
Yes, as part of Tooling. See Tooling
