Microsoft Licensing
The right SKUs for what you actually run, and no shelfware.

What it is
Microsoft licensing is where most organizations quietly overspend and under-protect at the same time: paying for premium plans nobody uses while missing the one feature they needed. We map plans to the capabilities you are actually going to enable, then handle the billing relationship as your CSP partner.
| Vendor | Microsoft |
| Form factor | CSP subscriptions |
| Engagement | Advisory · Deploy · Resale |
Core capabilities
- Microsoft 365 and Entra ID plan mapping against real requirements
- CSP billing, monthly true-ups, and mid-term seat changes
- Windows Server, SQL Server, and CAL compliance review
- Azure subscription structure and reservation planning
- License posture review before every renewal, not after
How ClearPath helps: three ways to engage
Design & architect
A requirements-to-SKU exercise: which security and compliance features you will genuinely operate, which plan tier covers them, and where an add-on beats a full upgrade.
Deploy & migrate
Tenant configuration to match what you bought: conditional access, MFA enforcement, retention, and device policy. Licensing you never turn on is just a subscription.
Licensing & resale
We are your CSP partner: monthly billing, seat adds and removals in a day, and one invoice alongside the rest of your services.
Microsoft Licensing guides and brochures
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- Renewals where the quote grew and nobody can explain why
- Tenants on premium plans with premium features disabled
- Businesses consolidating Microsoft billing under one partner
Not sure it is the right fit?
Tell us what you are running today. We will tell you plainly whether Microsoft Licensing is the answer, including when it is not.