ABOUT US

Microsoft Gold Partner in Seattle

Intwo is a Microsoft-centric technology services firm engineered to translate cloud, ERP, and AI investment into defensible enterprise outcomes. Anchoring delivery from Seattle across the Pacific Northwest and supports West Coast, national, and global enterprise accounts with over two decades of Microsoft-native consulting depth. Client portfolios span manufacturing, logistics and distribution, retail, hospitality, real estate, and professional services, where standardized industry accelerators, verified reference architectures, and disciplined delivery methodologies compress time to value. Intwo structures engagements around the three pressures enterprise buyers actually manage: cost discipline on hyperscale cloud, execution risk on ERP modernization, and governance readiness for scaled AI adoption. Every engagement is governed by a board-approved business case and named senior architects who remain accountable from advisory through post-go-live operations.

Delivery capability is validated by independent Microsoft accreditation. Intwo holds Azure Expert MSP status, awarded to fewer than one percent of Microsoft partners globally, all Microsoft Solutions Partner designations across the Microsoft Cloud, and Dynamics Inner Circle recognition reserved for the highest-performing Business Applications partners worldwide. Operating as a Microsoft Inner Circle partner in Seattle, Intwo maintains direct access to Microsoft product engineering, escalation channels, and preview programs that materially reduce delivery risk on complex workloads. Practice depth spans Microsoft Azure, Dynamics 365, Modern Workplace and Microsoft 365 Copilot, Data and AI on Microsoft Fabric, Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability, and integrated Microsoft Security programs on Defender, Sentinel, Purview, and Entra ID. Outcomes are framed for finance, operations, and risk leadership: predictable cost, defensible governance, measurable productivity, and continuous release of value beyond initial go-live.

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OUR SERVICES

Microsoft Azure

Intwo delivers end-to-end Microsoft Azure managed services across IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS, backed by Azure Expert MSP accreditation held by fewer than one percent of Microsoft partners globally. Engagements begin with cloud economics assessment and workload rationalization, followed by prioritized migration waves and progressive modernization onto PaaS and serverless targets where the business case supports it. Landing zones are built on the Cloud Adoption Framework, with policy-as-code guardrails, FinOps telemetry, and Zero Trust security embedded from day one. As one of the most credentialed Microsoft Gold Partners in Seattle, Intwo operates the post-migration environment against agreed service levels, eliminates consumption drift through continuous FinOps discipline, and delivers quarterly business reviews that connect platform metrics to the outcomes finance and operations leadership actually track.

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Microsoft Dynamics 365

Dynamics 365 is the operating system for how modern enterprises run finance, supply chain, customer engagement, service, and commerce. As a Microsoft Gold Partner in Seattle with Dynamics Inner Circle recognition, Intwo has led implementations spanning single-country deployments to multi-entity, multi-currency programs across North America, Europe, and the Middle East. Delivery method covers process discovery, fit-gap analysis, iterative configuration, integration with Azure, Power Platform, Microsoft 365, and Teams, comprehensive data migration, user enablement, and hypercare. Industry-specific IP for manufacturing, distribution, real estate, retail, and professional services accelerates the standard build and reduces the volume of custom code teams have to maintain later. Post-go-live, Managed Dynamics Services absorbs update cycles, resolves incidents under agreed SLAs, and runs a continuous improvement backlog so the investment keeps compounding beyond year one.

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Modern Workplace

The modern workplace is a distributed, device-agnostic, security-sensitive environment where knowledge worker productivity depends on how identity, collaboration, information protection, and endpoint management are orchestrated. Delivering end-to-end Modern Workplace transformations from Seattle, Intwo moves enterprises beyond fragmented tooling into a governed Microsoft 365 environment engineered for hybrid work. Practice scope covers Microsoft 365 tenant design and hardening, Teams calling and meeting rooms, SharePoint and OneDrive information architecture, Intune-based endpoint management, Entra ID identity governance, and Microsoft Purview information protection. Microsoft 365 Copilot deployment follows a readiness gate: data governance, permission hygiene, and licensing economics are resolved first, because Copilot outcomes depend directly on tenant health. Outcomes for CIOs and CHROs are measurable: reduced shadow IT, defensible audit posture, and disciplined Copilot adoption tied to defined workflows.

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Data, Analytics & AI

Data is strategic only when it is trusted, governed, and connected to the decisions the business actually makes. Intwo consolidates fragmented enterprise data estates onto Microsoft Fabric, Azure Synapse, Azure Databricks, and Power BI, delivering a unified analytics layer that finance, operations, and commercial leadership can rely on. Practice depth spans data platform design, migration from legacy warehouses, semantic modelling, master data management, real-time streaming for operational analytics, and machine learning delivery on Azure AI Foundry and Azure Machine Learning. Responsible AI guardrails, evaluation pipelines, and production monitoring are built in from design, rather than retrofitted under regulatory pressure. Executive engagement typically centers on three questions: proving AI ROI on the P&L, preparing the data estate for agentic AI and Copilot Studio, and preventing unmanaged AI sprawl across business units. All three are answered inside a single governed operating model.

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Microsoft Sustainability Manager

Sustainability reporting is moving from voluntary disclosure to regulated obligation, and boards increasingly sign off on emissions data with the same rigour applied to financial statements. Intwo operationalizes Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability and Sustainability Manager as the enterprise system of record for emissions, water, and waste data, replacing spreadsheet-based reporting with auditable, source-connected data flows. As a Microsoft Inner Circle partner in Seattle serving enterprises with United States and cross-border reporting obligations, Intwo configures Sustainability Manager against the applicable disclosure framework, connects emission factors and activity data from operational systems, and builds calculation models aligned to GHG Protocol scopes one, two, and three. Sustainability, finance, and operations teams are trained to own the process end-to-end. The outcome is defensible reporting, faster close cycles, and the analytical foundation needed to actually reduce emissions rather than only report on them.

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Microsoft Security Services

Enterprise security posture is a board-level topic, driven by regulatory scrutiny, insurance underwriting demands, and the operational reality that ransomware and identity-based attacks continue to escalate in sophistication. Intwo operates as one of the Microsoft Gold Partners in Seattle delivering integrated security programs on Microsoft Defender XDR, Microsoft Sentinel, Microsoft Purview, and Entra ID, aligned to Zero Trust architecture and mapped to NIST CSF, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, or SOC 2 depending on regulatory context. Practice scope covers posture assessment, identity and access modernization, SIEM and managed detection and response, endpoint and cloud workload protection, data classification and DLP under Purview, and incident response readiness. Programs are designed toward the specific threat model the enterprise faces, and residual risk is quantified in language that CFOs, general counsel, and audit committees can act on.

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OUR CLIENTS

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SCANDINAVIAN TABACCO GROUP

Taking back control

In the information age, the companies that are most successful are the ones that look after their data. Scandinavian Tobacco Group (STG), knew how important data is and wanted more control than their existing on-premises setup could provide; so they joined with InTWO and made it happen.

How they did it
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GEANT

Enhancing customer engagement

Truly making the customer the center of their universe, HappyMe, the FIRST digital loyalty solution for retail in the region, builds on Géant’s core growth principles: customer focus and innovation. The solution has helped the retail leader adopt an insight–driven approach to serving and rewarding its customers.

Focus, focus..
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TECHMART

Multi-company consolidation

In the initial years, Techmart juggled with several siloed business applications until they realized the benefit of having one integrated system and zeroed in on Microsoft Dynamics.

A fundamental turn

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

A credible Microsoft Gold Partner in Seattle should hold independently validated Microsoft accreditations rather than rely on brand claims alone. The strongest signals are Azure Expert MSP status, awarded to fewer than one percent of Microsoft partners globally, all Solutions Partner designations across the Microsoft Cloud, and Dynamics Inner Circle recognition for Business Applications delivery. Intwo carries each of these credentials, backed by more than two decades of Microsoft-native consulting depth, verifiable references at comparable scale, and named senior architects who remain accountable through delivery. Together these markers confirm consistent quality validated by third-party audit rather than internal marketing.

CIOs shortlisting Microsoft Gold Partners in Seattle should evaluate against four criteria. First, independently validated accreditations such as Azure Expert MSP and Solutions Partner designations. Second, verifiable industry references at comparable scale and complexity. Third, delivery methodology maturity covering risk management, change enablement, and post-go-live governance. Fourth, the depth of the managed services practice, since day-two operations shape long-term total cost of ownership. Our shortlisting sessions walk enterprise buyers through each dimension with documented evidence, named architects assigned to the account, and reference calls with executive sponsors at comparable enterprises, so procurement teams work from objective inputs.

Microsoft Inner Circle is an annual global recognition awarded to the top-performing Business Applications partners based on sales, growth, customer success, and delivery quality metrics. Engaging a Microsoft Inner Circle partner in Seattle gives enterprise buyers early access to Dynamics 365 product roadmap detail, escalation paths into Microsoft engineering, and participation in preview programs. For our clients, this translates into faster resolution on complex platform issues, better-informed design decisions during major implementations, and reduced dependency on generic support channels for time-sensitive escalations that affect go-live dates. It remains one of the strongest independent quality signals in the Microsoft partner ecosystem.

Industries with complex operational, compliance, or supply chain requirements benefit most. Our practice delivers primarily across manufacturing, logistics and distribution, retail, hospitality, real estate, and professional services. Each vertical draws on pre-built industry accelerators, functional templates, and reference architectures we have refined across hundreds of Microsoft engagements globally. West Coast manufacturers use Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management with MES integration, distributors for warehouse and transport optimization, retailers for unified commerce, and professional services firms for project accounting and workforce planning. Industry orientation shortens discovery cycles and reduces the volume of custom code required later.

Our Azure managed services are structured on a monthly subscription aligned to workload footprint, service level requirements, and depth of operations, ranging from platform monitoring through to full run-and-evolve models. Underlying Azure consumption is billed separately under the client’s Microsoft agreement, with continuous FinOps discipline keeping consumption tracked against the approved business case. Pricing conversations begin with workload discovery and a service-level design rather than a standardized rate card, because the meaningful cost drivers are complexity, criticality, and compliance posture rather than raw seat or virtual machine counts. Commercial transparency and forecastability are core requirements of every engagement.

Azure Expert MSP is Microsoft’s highest accreditation for managed services providers on Azure, awarded only after a third-party audit of technical capability, delivery methodology, financial stability, and validated customer references. Fewer than one percent of Microsoft partners globally hold the credential. For our enterprise clients, this accreditation reduces execution risk on migrations, provides confidence that our operational processes meet Microsoft’s own quality bar, and often unlocks Microsoft investment programs that reduce initial engagement cost. It is an objective quality signal in a market where partner claims are otherwise difficult to verify independently before contract execution.

Timelines depend on scope, complexity, and organizational readiness. Dynamics 365 Business Central deployment for a mid-market single entity typically completes in three to six months. Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations rollouts across multiple legal entities, currencies, and geographies commonly run twelve to eighteen months. The variables that most influence duration are process standardization, data quality, integration complexity, and executive sponsorship for change management. We compress timelines through industry-specific accelerators, disciplined fit-gap methodology, and a delivery structure that runs configuration, integration, and enablement workstreams in parallel wherever the risk profile allows, with go-live criteria approved at business case sign-off.

Business Central suits growing mid-market organizations with lighter multi-entity requirements, offering core financials, supply chain, sales, service, and project management in a consolidated cloud application. Finance and Operations serves enterprises with complex intercompany, multi-currency, or manufacturing needs, and includes deeper capability across advanced supply chain, retail, and asset management. We also support upgrades from Dynamics NAV, GP, AX, and SL to current cloud releases across both tiers. Selecting the appropriate tier at the outset materially affects total cost of ownership and future extensibility, so we treat the decision as a strategic advisory conversation rather than a licensing exercise.

Copilot outcomes depend directly on the health of the underlying Microsoft 365 tenant. Before enabling Copilot, we run a readiness assessment covering data governance, SharePoint and OneDrive permission hygiene, sensitivity labelling under Microsoft Purview, licensing economics, and identified high-value use cases across finance, HR, sales, and operations. Deployment then proceeds through defined pilots with measured productivity gains before scaling progressively. The failure mode we most often correct in later-stage clients is symbolic adoption, where Copilot is licensed broadly and used narrowly. Every seat is tied to a defined workflow and a measurable outcome expectation.

Enterprises typically need integrated Microsoft Security programs built on Microsoft Defender XDR, Microsoft Sentinel, Microsoft Purview, and Entra ID. Our scope covers cybersecurity posture assessment, identity modernization, SIEM and managed detection and response, endpoint and cloud workload protection, data classification, DLP, and incident response readiness. Programs are mapped to the client’s applicable regulatory framework, commonly NIST CSF, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, or SOC 2. The operating model focuses on defensible risk reduction and evidence for insurers, auditors, and regulators rather than accumulating tooling. Our security architects engage directly with CISOs, general counsel, and audit committee representatives.

Cost control begins during design, not after go-live. We build FinOps discipline into the landing zone through tagging standards, budget alerts, reserved capacity planning, and automated policy enforcement on wasteful configurations. Post-migration, our managed operations team runs monthly optimization cycles, identifies orphaned or underutilized resources, right-sizes workloads based on observed consumption, and reviews commitment purchases quarterly. Finance leadership receives clear consumption reporting tied to business units, applications, or environments, so accountability stays visible without waiting for month-end reconciliation. Typical cost recoveries in the first year of active FinOps discipline range from fifteen to thirty percent of baseline Azure spend.

Our Managed Dynamics 365 Services cover day-two operations across incident and problem management under agreed SLAs, monthly and yearly update management, minor enhancement delivery, integration monitoring, environment governance, security and access reviews, licensing optimization, and a continuous improvement backlog aligned to evolving business priorities. The model is engineered to protect the value case that justified the original investment, ensuring the platform continues to release benefit rather than decaying into a static system of record. Governance is delivered through quarterly business reviews with named service delivery leadership and executive sponsors, closing the loop between operational performance and strategic outcome accountability.

We treat Microsoft Fabric adoption as a business architecture decision, not solely a technology migration. Engagements begin with a data strategy workshop to define priority use cases, data domains, and governance operating model. Our teams then design and implement the Fabric estate, with migration from legacy warehouses or lakehouses, OneLake governance and Purview integration, semantic modelling for Power BI consumption, and real-time analytics enablement where operational decisions require it. Finance and operations leadership remain engaged throughout, because unified analytics creates value only when the business trusts the numbers, and trust is a governance outcome as much as a platform outcome.

Complexity depends on workload interdependencies, licensing constraints, and the target end-state. Straightforward workloads can be lifted-and-shifted onto Azure VMware Solution as an interim step, protecting business continuity while modernization plans mature. More complex environments require careful dependency assessment, right-sizing of Azure targets, migration wave planning, and cutover execution with pre-agreed rollback positions. Our Azure Expert MSP delivery discipline reduces execution risk, and access to Microsoft investment programs frequently offsets assessment and pilot costs. The result is a defensible business case with predictable timelines, materially improving the confidence boards need before capital commitment is finalized.

Several factors separate a top-tier Microsoft partner from a generic provider. First, independently validated accreditations such as Azure Expert MSP status, Dynamics Inner Circle recognition, and all Solutions Partner designations, each of which Intwo holds. Second, verifiable enterprise references across regulated industries. Third, an advisory-led delivery model anchored to a board-approved business case rather than a technical scope of work. Fourth, mature post-go-live managed services with clear governance rituals. Our commercial models are transparent, and engagement quality is validated by independent Microsoft audit rather than internal claims, giving procurement teams objective evaluation inputs.

Microsoft partners serving US enterprises typically deliver programs aligned to HIPAA for healthcare-adjacent operations, PCI DSS for organizations handling card data, SOC 2 for service providers, NIST 800-53 and NIST CSF for federal-adjacent workloads, CCPA for California consumer data, and state-specific data protection statutes as they emerge. We design compliance into the Azure landing zone, Microsoft 365 tenant, and Dynamics 365 environment from the outset rather than remediating later under audit pressure. Audit artifact generation, evidence collection, and control mapping are embedded into our managed services, so certification cycles are materially less disruptive to operations.

AI governance should be embedded from the design phase. We help clients establish an AI operating model covering use case intake, risk classification, model evaluation, responsible AI review, deployment gates, and ongoing monitoring for accuracy, drift, cost, and misuse. Microsoft’s Responsible AI Standard serves as our baseline, extended with sector-specific controls where regulation requires. The objective is to enable business units to adopt AI confidently, without creating unmanaged sprawl or unpriced enterprise risk. This governance foundation is what makes it possible for boards and audit committees to authorize scaled AI adoption rather than sanction only isolated departmental experiments.

Our engagements typically begin with a scoped advisory exercise, such as a business case workshop, cloud economics assessment, Dynamics fit-gap, security posture review, or AI readiness scan, depending on the strategic priority. The output is a written diagnostic and a recommended roadmap with sequencing, indicative investment, and expected outcomes. Clients then commit to phased delivery with clear stage gates, so investment scales alongside demonstrated value rather than being fully committed upfront. The model suits enterprise buyers whose governance processes require evidence before capital commitment, and it shortens the interval from initial conversation to first measurable outcome.

Our Seattle-based engagements are led by senior on-shore engagement leadership, solution architects, and functional consultants who own client relationships and outcome accountability throughout the lifecycle. This leadership is backed by our global delivery bench across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, providing access to specialist skills without the cost profile of a fully on-shore team. Senior Microsoft-certified specialists are available across Azure, Dynamics 365, Data and AI, Modern Workplace, and Security, with named architects who remain engaged from advisory through post-go-live operations rather than rotating off after design sign-off.

The most productive starting point is a scoped executive session with Intwo’s senior Microsoft advisors, focused on the specific strategic priority the leadership team is evaluating, such as cloud economics, ERP modernization, Copilot readiness, data platform strategy, or security posture. The session is structured to surface the two or three decisions that most shape the roadmap and to test partner fit for the outcome under discussion. A written diagnostic within an agreed turnaround gives executive sponsors a defensible artifact for internal review before any commitment is made to phased delivery.

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