Six honest questions, about two minutes. Find out if you are overpaying for Microsoft 365 and Azure, whether it is even set up properly, and roughly what you could claw back. No jargon.
20+ years, plain English
Fixed price, no lock-in
A cloud setup that grew over the years rarely gets a second look. Licences for people who left, services switched on once and forgotten, sizes set high "to be safe". None of it screams at you. It just quietly leaves every month. Here is where it tends to sit.
Seats for staff who left, add-ons bought for a project that ended, two products doing the same job. The simplest money to get back, and almost every setup has some.
Sizes picked "to be safe" and never trimmed, things switched on for a test and never off. Azure bills creep, and the creep is usually fixable once someone actually looks.
Running is not the same as set up properly. Microsoft 365 is not backed up by default, and a lot of setups are one wrong click from a bad week. Cheap and convenient can cost you far more than the licence.
"Most owners don't want a lecture about Azure. They want someone to look properly at the bill and tell them straight: this is what you are paying for, this bit is wasted, this bit is not even safe, here is what I would cut. That is all this is. I have spent twenty-plus years sorting Microsoft cloud for places with a lot more on the line than a monthly invoice, so finding the slack in yours is very doable. No jargon, no upsell you do not need."
