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Reseller agreements let us structure licensing around how your team actually works — right plan mix, right seat count, no shelfware — reviewed at every renewal.
Annual licence review includedOffice Cove sets up, migrates and looks after Google Workspace for growing teams — so your mail lands, your files stay found, and nobody on your side has to become an administrator by accident.
Authorized Google Workspace Reseller · Google Cloud Partner
Trusted by 2,000+ growing teams
Google builds the platform. We handle the licensing, the move, the DNS, the admin policies and the person who answers when something looks odd on a Sunday afternoon.
Reseller agreements let us structure licensing around how your team actually works — right plan mix, right seat count, no shelfware — reviewed at every renewal.
Annual licence review includedMail, calendars, contacts and shared drives moved from Microsoft 365, Exchange, IMAP or an older Gmail tenant, in staged waves so nobody loses a thread mid-conversation.
Rollback plan on every projectSPF, DKIM and DMARC published and aligned, MX cut over cleanly, and a reporting window afterwards showing exactly what is sending as your domain.
DMARC reporting for 90 daysA named account manager, a shared channel, and an out-of-hours rota staffed by certified Workspace admins — not a queue that replies in three business days.
Under 30 min first responseEvery edition below is genuine Google Workspace, provisioned under your own domain and your own admin console. What changes is storage, controls and the depth of the security tooling.
Not sure which edition to land on? Most teams start on Business Standard and we adjust at the first renewal review. Mixed licensing across departments is entirely normal.
Small teams finding their feet
Custom pricing for your teamScoped to seat count and term
Request a quoteThe default for growing companies
Custom pricing for your teamScoped to seat count and term
Request a quoteCompliance-minded operations
Custom pricing for your teamScoped to seat count and term
Request a quoteLarge, regulated or multi-region
Custom pricing for your teamScoped to seat count and term
Request a quoteSigning up for Workspace takes ten minutes. What takes longer is moving fifteen years of mail, publishing DNS records that don't quietly break your invoices, and knowing which admin toggle caused the thing that broke. That's the part we own.
Request a quoteMailboxes, calendars, contacts, distribution lists, shared mailboxes and file shares. We map permissions before we move anything, run a pilot wave, then cut the rest over on a weekend window you choose.
Organisational units that mirror your real structure, groups that actually route, sensible sharing defaults, mobile policies and a documented recovery path for when the super-admin leaves.
SPF flattened and within lookup limits, DKIM signing on every sending source, DMARC moved from monitoring to enforcement in stages, and BIMI prepared if your brand is ready for it.
We enable and govern Gemini across Gmail, Docs, Sheets and Meet, with the data-handling posture explained to your leadership and access scoped by organisational unit rather than switched on blindly.
One consolidated invoice on your billing cycle, with purchase-order references and cost centres where you need them — not an overseas card charge landing in someone’s personal statement.
One named contact who knows your tenant, plus a 24/7 engineering rota behind them. Quarterly reviews cover licence utilisation, security posture and anything Google has shipped that you should be using.
No long procurement dance. Most teams go from initial conversation to a working, migrated Workspace tenant inside a fortnight.
A 20-minute call covering how many people you have, what you are on today, and anything that must not break — the finance mailbox, the scanner that emails PDFs, the CRM that sends on your behalf. We come back with a written plan and a quote.
Tenant provisioned, domain verified, DNS and mail-authentication records published, data copied in waves with delta syncs, and clients reconfigured. The final cutover is a DNS change, not a shutdown.
A hypercare fortnight with daily check-ins, onboarding sessions for your staff, then ongoing 24/7 support and quarterly reviews. Adding or removing seats is a message to your account manager, not a support form.
A cove works because of what it keeps out. We configure the controls that stop impersonation, contain mistakes and keep your legitimate mail landing in the inbox rather than the spam folder.
Every sending source inventoried and authorised, DKIM keys published and rotated, DMARC advanced from monitoring to enforcement with aggregate reports reviewed each week.
2-Step Verification rolled out by organisational unit with security keys or passkeys for admins, plus enrolment reporting so nobody quietly stays exempt for a year.
Rules that catch card numbers, tax identifiers and confidential document classes before they leave the organisation — warning the sender or blocking outright, depending on your policy.
Context-aware access, device management, app allow-lists, alert centre routing and a documented break-glass account held in escrow for genuine emergencies.
"We moved 140 people off Microsoft 365 over one weekend and the first complaint I got on Monday was about the coffee machine. Office Cove mapped every shared mailbox before they touched anything, which is exactly the part I was dreading."
"Our invoices were landing in spam for months and nobody could tell us why. They rebuilt our SPF record, got DKIM signing our billing platform and had DMARC at enforcement within six weeks. Collections improved before the quarter closed."
"I'm the closest thing we have to an IT department and I have a design studio to run. Having a named person who already knows our setup, and answers on a Sunday when the studio's shooting, is worth more than any feature comparison."
If yours isn't here, send it over — we answer plainly, and we'll tell you when the honest answer is "you don't need us for that."
Send us your current setup and team size. We'll come back with a written plan, a migration timeline and a quote — no obligation and no sales sequence afterwards.
Request a quoteIt depends on the edition you choose, how many seats you need and the commitment term you're comfortable with. Request a quote and we'll share pricing tailored to your team size, usually within one working day.
No. We copy your historical mail into the new tenant while the old system is still live, run delta syncs to catch anything that arrived during the copy, and only then change the MX records. Mail that lands mid-cutover is queued and delivered, not dropped.
Every project carries a documented rollback plan. In eight years we have used it twice, and both times the client was back on their previous system within the hour.
Yes — mail, folder structure, calendars with recurring meetings and room bookings, contacts, and files from OneDrive or SharePoint into Drive and shared drives. Shared and resource mailboxes become groups or delegated accounts, mapped before anything moves.
You own your tenant, your domain and your data outright, with full super-admin access. Office Cove is recorded as your partner of record, which is what lets us raise cases on your behalf and escalate through partner channels when something needs Google's own engineering team.
A new domain with no history can be live the same day. A migration of up to about fifty mailboxes typically completes inside 48 hours of data transfer, scheduled around a weekend so the cutover lands outside business hours.
Larger or regulated environments run in waves over two to four weeks, with a pilot group first so that any surprises show up on ten people rather than a thousand.
A named account manager, a shared channel your team can message directly, and a 24/7 engineering rota behind them for anything urgent. First response is typically under thirty minutes, at any hour.
Tell us what you're running today and how many people are on it. You'll get a written plan, a migration timeline and a tailored quote — usually inside one working day, always from a person rather than a form.