Orchestry’s premium partner program has a new name on the roster. Solvion, one of the leading digital workplace consultancies in the DACH region, is now an Orchestry premium partner.
The move reflects how far Orchestry’s premium partner program has come, and how central partners have become to how the platform reaches customers: governance delivered not just as software, but implemented in real customer environments.
Orchestry works with partners around the world. Premium is a different tier.
It reflects the depth of a partner’s Microsoft 365 practice and the volume of customer work they deliver on the platform. In return, premium partners get improved margins, direct access to the product roadmap, co-marketing support, and a tighter feedback loop with Orchestry’s leadership and product teams.
In practice, the partners doing the most customer work get the closest line to Orchestry’s product and leadership teams.
Solvion has been an Orchestry partner since 2024, and the step up to premium reflects how far that relationship has come.
Based in the DACH region, Solvion has spent more than 20 years helping organizations build and modernize the digital workplace across the Microsoft ecosystem. Governance, provisioning, and adoption in Microsoft 365 are areas that line up directly with what Orchestry does.
The partnership with Orchestry perfectly complements our Productivity Champions Program. Together, we help companies sustainably improve productivity and collaboration, and successfully harness the potential of Microsoft 365, Copilot, and AI.
- Klaus Schwaberger, Managing Director, Solvion
Three other partners currently hold premium partner status with Orchestry.
FiveP was Orchestry’s first global premium partner. The Australian consultancy built its Secure Productivity practice around lifecycle-driven governance, using Orchestry to embed structure, automation, and AI readiness across client tenants.
“Lifecycle governance isn’t just a prerequisite for clean collaboration – it’s a critical enabler of responsible and effective AI. It reduces noise and elevates signal.”
- David Dennis, CEO, FiveP
Rapid Circle has partnered with Orchestry since 2022. Their approach is foundations-first: get SharePoint and Teams structured, governed, and secured before layering AI on top, so Copilot amplifies good information instead of chaos.
Storm has partnered with Orchestry since 2023, and its modern workplace practice treats governance as a security discipline rather than an afterthought. Storm regularly puts the platform in front of Irish organizations weighing up Copilot and tighter M365 controls.
“Orchestry transforms M365 governance from a manual drain into a streamlined, secure, and scalable framework.”
- Conall O'Kane, Practice Director, Modern Workplace, Storm Technology
What these four share is an approach: they treat Microsoft 365 governance as something to deliver and operate, not just software to install.
That belief is grounded in what the platform surfaces. Orchestry’s own install data shows that, on average, only about a third of a tenant’s Teams and sites are actively used. The rest sits dormant, quietly adding storage cost, security exposure, and noise that AI tools will happily surface to the wrong people.
Cleaning that up at scale, and keeping it clean, is where experienced partners add the most value. Each of these four has turned Orchestry into repeatable services for their customers, and each has helped shape the platform in return.
We’re glad to welcome Solvion to that group.
If you’re an organization looking for expert help getting your Microsoft 365 tenant in order, browse the Orchestry partner directory to find a partner near you. And if you run a consultancy that wants to build governance into your services, take a look at what it means to become an Orchestry partner.