A single optimization platform for the entire Microsoft ecosystem - M365 licensing, storage, Azure consumption, and Marketplace commitments. Built for organizations with 200+ seats or $50K+ in annual Microsoft spend.
Same read-only scan, same 48-hour turnaround, across every industry we've connected. Different tenants, same story - the waste is already there.
Figures are annualized savings identified at assessment, named down to the individual user and SKU, across 34 completed tenant assessments. Industries we've assessed more than once are shown as a single combined row. Client names withheld under NDA.
Chronom reads live signals across every M365 service through the Microsoft Graph API - read-only - and maps your entire tenant to show what's paid for versus what's actually used.
Not a report you file away - measurable savings, defensible decisions, and a tenant that stays lean all year.
Recover up to 30% of your M365 bill inside 90 days - not next fiscal year, and without touching what your teams actually use.
Every recommendation names the user, the SKU and the exact annual cost - so approvals are quick and audits are painless.
Walk into your EA or CSP renewal knowing precisely what to drop, downgrade or keep - and negotiate on data, not vibes.
Optional managed cleanup means Chronom's team executes the changes - findings turn into realized savings, not a backlog.
Continuous anomaly detection catches new drift the moment it appears - so waste never quietly rebuilds between renewals.
Chronom connects through the Graph API in read-only mode. Nothing moves, nothing changes - until you approve it.
IT, finance and partners all get the same evidence - so the licence conversation stops being a debate about whose numbers are right.
Walk into the renewal with a defensible number - vendor-agnostic, dollar-level visibility you can put in front of the board.
See licence sprawl in numbers you can act on - unused, duplicated and over-provisioned seats surfaced without another spreadsheet marathon.
Make cost accountability a habit, not a fire drill - shared data and clear owners keep spend under control between renewals.
Turn savings into a repeatable service - channel-friendly by design, so partners can deliver measurable results as a margin lever.
The things IT and finance teams ask before connecting a tenant.
Admin-center reports tell you who signed in. They don't tell you who actually uses what they're paying for. Chronom reads feature-level usage across every M365 service - so an E5 user who never touches a premium feature shows up as an E3, and a Copilot seat with no interaction telemetry shows up as recoverable. That's the gap where most of the ~32% hides.
We connect through the Microsoft Graph API in read-only mode - about 15 minutes to set up. We read usage signals and resource metadata, never your emails, files, or workloads. Nothing in your tenant moves or changes until you approve it.
48 hours from connection. You get an exact dollar figure, broken down by named user and SKU, showing where the waste sits and how long each item takes to recover - not a range or an industry estimate.
Around 32% of the average tenant's Microsoft 365 spend is wasted, and most organizations recover up to 30% of their bill within 90 days. We've reclaimed over $30M to date. Your assessment gives you your own number before you commit to anything.
No. We cover five domains where Microsoft money leaks: M365 licensing, SharePoint and OneDrive storage, Copilot and metered AI, cloud consumption across Azure and AWS, and agreements, commitments and Marketplace spend.
Only if you want to. Every finding names the user, the SKU and the annual cost, so your team can act on it directly. Or Chronom's team executes the changes for you - so findings turn into realized savings instead of a backlog. Either way, continuous anomaly detection catches new drift so waste doesn't quietly rebuild before your next renewal.
Chronom is built for organizations with 200+ seats or $50K+ in annual Microsoft spend. Below that, the recoverable number usually isn't worth anyone's time - and we'll tell you so. The assessment is free either way, and our fee comes out of what we actually recover.
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