One invoice, and every renewal decided.

Nothing up front. No markup on top of Pax8's suggested retail; my margin is the Pax8 wholesale discount. A transfer keeps the term; quantities and term shape change at the renewal.

Yes. Since May 2026 I resell Microsoft licences as a CSP Indirect Reseller through Pax8 (Microsoft PLA 7113951). The seller is Michal Jatczak, sole trader registered in Malta. Google Workspace stays billed direct and AWS is advice only. Neither is resold today.

No. Enterprise Agreements are signed with Microsoft directly or through a Licensing Solution Provider (Microsoft Learn, read 2026-10-27), and I am a CSP reseller, so I cannot sign or renew one. I can compare the seat counts and renewal dates of your agreement with CSP pricing before your provider renews it.

The review is how I win the billing, openly. If the waste findings and the price difference are real, the numbers argue for switching better than I could. If your current arrangement is already clean, the workbook says so and you keep it, along with the renewal calendar. Access is read-only throughout; nothing in your tenant changes.

Usually not. A CSP transfer changes which CSP partner bills your subscriptions on your existing tenant: no migration, no user impact. I send the transfer request and your current partner approves it, so check your contract with them first. Microsoft preserves the licence quantities, renewal settings, price and term end date through the transfer, treats it as the same term rather than a new one (so no new seven-day cancellation window opens), and states that a transfer between partners takes up to 72 hours once the current partner accepts it. Quantities and term shape get reworked at the renewal boundary, which the calendar tracks anyway.

For a business established in another EU member state, with a VAT number that verifies on VIES, the supply is reverse-charged: the invoice is at 0% VAT and you account for VAT in your own member state (Articles 44 and 196 of Directive 2006/112/EC). A business established in Malta is charged Maltese VAT at the current rate. Licences are not provisioned against a VAT number that does not verify. The full wording is section 05 of the CSP marketplace terms.

Microsoft sets the window on New Commerce subscriptions, not me. If I execute the cancellation within 24 hours of a purchase or renewal, Microsoft refunds it in full; up to seven days after it, pro rata for the unused days. Seats can be reduced in the same window, pro rata, and seats added mid-term within seven days of being added. I act in Malta business hours, so a request sent on a Friday evening is executed on the next business day. After seven days the term is committed and billed in full, and seat counts cannot be reduced until the next renewal. An annual commitment is therefore twelve months once day seven passes, at a lower per-seat price than month-to-month. You choose on the order whether an annual commitment is paid up front or in 12 monthly payments, which usually cost more over the year; either way all twelve months are owed once day seven passes. The full wording is sections 02 and 06 of the CSP marketplace terms.

You do. Microsoft stays the licensor under the Microsoft Customer Agreement your organisation accepts directly with Microsoft; I am the seller and the billing party. Selling you a licence for your existing tenant gives me no admin role in it. If I order a new tenant for you, Pax8 creates it, and Microsoft may give Pax8 and me a default admin relationship (GDAP) that you are not asked to approve; I assign no one to mine and end it within two business days, and you can remove any partner's roles in the Microsoft 365 admin center at any time. Microsoft issues the new tenant's first administrator sign-in to Pax8, so change that password and set up your own MFA when you first sign in. Any other administrative access is for work you separately ask for, paid or free like the licence review (read-only), as a GDAP grant with least-privilege roles that you authorise, for a set time and with no automatic extension; I then process personal data as your processor under section 14 of the Terms of Service. On request, or in the Exit Kit when an engagement closes, I list every access I hold.

The transfer-out runbook in the delivery kit. To another CSP partner: you name it, I approve the transfer, and subscriptions move with quantities and term end dates unchanged. To direct: subscriptions cannot be transferred, so mine run to the end of their term and you buy new ones direct on dates we plan together. Registers are handed over and any GDAP access I hold is removed and checked from your side. There is no exit fee; fees up to the transfer date, or to the end of the current term when you go direct, stay due.

I do, the same engineer who hardens tenants and runs migrations. That matters because licensing decisions are architecture decisions: whether E3 plus the right add-on beats E5 depends on your security design, not on which licence pays a better margin.