Nonprofit pricing only helps if someone manages it.

Microsoft's nonprofit pricing helps, but few charities have staff to run what they buy. We run the tenant, keep you eligible and report to trustees.

What charities tell us.

“We think we are overpaying.”

Nonprofit-priced licences, paid add-ons and seats nobody uses drift apart fast. A licence true-up is usually the first thing we do.

“Volunteers still have access.”

High-turnover volunteer accounts are the classic gap. Dynamic groups built on directory attributes remove access as soon as the role ends.

“Beneficiary records sit in personal inboxes.”

Case notes and safeguarding records belong in a restricted SharePoint library with sensitivity labels and retention set to your policy, so you can find them when a UK GDPR request arrives.

“The trustees’ pack takes two days.”

Someone assembles it by hand each quarter from spreadsheets and the finance system. Power BI over the finance system turns it into a refresh.

Afternoon sun across a white wall and stone floor in a bare room with a single wooden frame

The order we do it in.

Licensing and identity first, because that is where the risk and the wasted money both sit. Reporting second, because that is what trustees will notice.

Nonprofit pricingTrustee reportingVolunteer access

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