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Who is Circle Cloud?
Circle Cloud is a UK-based managed IT services provider focused on Microsoft cloud, modern workplace, and network and security solutions for businesses.
- Microsoft 365 deployment, configuration, and ongoing management for business productivity (cloud collaboration).
- Azure-based infrastructure design, migration, and management services (cloud infrastructure and hosting).
- Managed IT support, monitoring, and helpdesk services for end users and devices (managed services).
- Networking and security solutions including firewalls, connectivity, and secure remote access (network and security).
- Consultancy and project delivery for cloud migration, digital workplace, and IT strategy (IT consulting).
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Circle Cloud operates as a managed service provider (MSP) that focuses on Microsoft-centric cloud and workplace environments for small and mid-sized enterprises, as well as selected larger organizations. Its portfolio centers on Microsoft 365 and Azure, with services that cover deployment, configuration, migration, and ongoing management of cloud-based productivity and infrastructure platforms. Enterprise and institutional customers use Circle Cloud to outsource day-to-day IT operations, standardize device and user management, and align their environments with Microsoft’s cloud architectures.
In the Microsoft 365 domain (cloud collaboration), Circle Cloud typically works across services such as Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Teams, OneDrive, and related security and compliance capabilities. This often includes identity and access management with Azure Active Directory, configuration of collaboration policies, and data governance features. Architectures commonly follow Microsoft’s modern workplace patterns, including endpoint management through tools such as Microsoft Intune (endpoint management) and configuration baselines that support remote and hybrid workforces.
On the Azure side (cloud infrastructure), Circle Cloud supports workloads that move from on-premises (on-prem) infrastructure into virtual machines, platform services, and storage hosted in Azure regions. Engagements may cover virtual network design, Virtual Private Network (VPN) or ExpressRoute connectivity, backup and recovery patterns, and cost governance aligned with Azure subscription models. These services map into categories such as cloud hosting, Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) management, and Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) configurations, though Circle Cloud focuses more on managed operations and less on software development services.
Circle Cloud’s managed IT support (managed services) typically includes helpdesk support for users, monitoring of systems, and response to incidents or service requests. For organizations without large internal IT teams, Circle Cloud can function as a primary IT department; for larger enterprises, it may operate as an extension of internal teams, especially for Microsoft 365, Azure, and endpoint management domains. Network and security offerings include firewall deployment, secure remote access solutions, and configuration of secure connectivity between sites and cloud resources.
From a marketplace categorization perspective, Circle Cloud fits into several enterprise IT categories: managed Microsoft 365 services (cloud collaboration), managed Azure services (cloud infrastructure), managed IT support (IT services), network and security solutions (computer networking and security), and IT project and advisory services (consulting). Its focus on Microsoft cloud platforms positions it for environments that standardize on Microsoft technologies for productivity, identity, and infrastructure.
Our description of Circle Cloud. Updated February 2026.
