Can anyone recommend a reliable Microsoft Licence Reseller?

[6Foot3]

How much are we paying for Microsoft A3?

 

We're paying £56 each for a faculty licence per year.

[6Foot3]

21 hours ago, itskdog said:

Don't have experience with anyone else, but we're with XMA and I can recommend against them. Since I've started handling IT orders with the IT manager taking on other responsibilities, I've always had trouble with them renewing our OVS-ES and getting our Windows 10 ESUs.

 

On top of general slow response times and not having an auto-reply or bounce-back when an account manager leaves the company, I recall they once assigned the licences to the office shared mailbox because that's the email address on the purchase order form (as they place all orders) rather than to myself or the IT Manager, after initially not actually adding any licences to the contract, and Microsoft automatically terminated the agreement we'd just signed as a result of it being untouched.

 

We've moved to A3 as part of an RM project (so bought our first batch of licences from them), so at our next renewal we might shop around for the best deals - will save this thread to come back to later.

Is this CC5?

[JRA]

Think I'm the fourth one for Pugh now, good folks.

[itskdog]

46 minutes ago, 6Foot3 said:

Is this CC5?

 

This was just plain Intune with their baseline policies, no CC5.

[Gongalong]

Medhurst https://medhurst-it.com/

[charlie13561]

We use Softcat, always been good for us

[K_Renshaw]

Everyone should sign up to the National Software Framework - https://segfl.org.uk/the-national-software-framework/ready-to-place-an-order/ to save money on all licences.

The framework is run by Softcat and I believe the current Microsoft A3 licence is around £48.45, even for 1 licence.

Existing Softcat customers only receive the lower pricing if they ask their account manager to lower their pricing schema to the National Software Framework pricing discount.