5 categories. 13 products. One Microsoft stack.
Each product stands alone and composes with the rest. They share one identity model, one security posture, and one design language, and they join up through SimpleOS and the Microsoft services you already run. This is the portfolio as it stands today rather than the whole of what is being built. Availability differs by product, and each card says where that product stands today.
Platform
The platform tier.
The substrate every Simple Intelligence product runs on, plus the agentic PSA flagship composed from the wedges.
Simple Ops
The planned home for the operational products, not a product itself.
Six of the products in this portfolio cover work that most organizations run as one continuous operation: winning the work, planning it, doing it, billing it, marketing it, and administering the tenant underneath. Buying six things that behave like six things is a worse outcome than buying one. Simple Ops is the decision to organize those six under a single name and a single lifecycle. It is a decision, not a release. Nothing has been built under the name, nothing is for sale under it, and every one of the six is bought, signed into, and used on its own today.
Simple Atlas
The layer that holds the authority an agent is deliberately not given.
Solutions Partners are under pressure to ship AI offerings to downstream customers, with neither the engineering capacity nor the budget to build a multi-tenant AI platform from scratch. Simple Atlas is the substrate every Simple Intelligence product runs on: a Foundry-routed model gateway, a broker that holds an agent request against a customer tenant behind a signed approval and a kill switch, and an evidence trail per tenant. It is in build and is not on sale. Partner commercial terms are not set and are not published.
SimpleOS
The planned shell where the products a customer already has are used together.
A customer running four Simple Intelligence products signs into four applications, and the seams between them become their problem to manage. SimpleOS is the planned answer: one place a person signs in with their existing Microsoft work account and sees the products their organization is entitled to. A shell of it is built and deployed internally. It is not open to customers, it does not bill anything, and it is not the same thing as Simple Ops, which is the planned suite of operational products rather than the surface they would be reached through.
Business Apps
Run your operation on Microsoft 365.
Time, projects, CRM, service, iPaaS. Microsoft-native, multi-tenant, Entra-authenticated.
Simple Time
The Microsoft 365 timesheet that closes the billable-hours leak.
Most PSAs lose 8 to 15 percent of billable hours every week because techs forget to log them. Simple Time captures time from Teams calls, Outlook calendar, and Microsoft Graph activity automatically. Suggested entries arrive with confidence and reasoning attached, a manager approves with one click, and invoicing sees only what passed the seam.
Simple Projects
Project delivery that starts at the signed scope of work.
The plan and the contract drift apart in week two. Simple Projects reads the signed statement of work, drafts phases, tasks, dependencies, and the exclusions the document rules out, and asks a delivery lead to approve it before anything is committed. Tasks the model writes carry a confidence score and the sentence from the SOW that justifies them, so a lead accepts or rejects on evidence.
Simple Growth
The CRM that reads your Microsoft 365 calendar, not your data entry.
HubSpot bolts onto Outlook with a plugin. Salesforce is its own world that your Microsoft estate has to be taught about. Simple Growth is Microsoft-native from the first sign-in: calendar events with an external attendee become activities against the right company and deal, Teams Phone call records are ingested and analysed, and meeting briefings arrive before the meeting rather than after it. Drafted quote lines and proposals carry the confidence and reasoning behind them, and a person sends them.
Simple Service
ITSM on Microsoft 365, without the ConnectWise tax.
ConnectWise and Autotask charge several times what a modern stack costs, for features most technicians never open. Simple Service is a help desk built on Microsoft identity: tickets with SLA policies and running numbers per tenant, clients and assets, a knowledge base, a Teams surface with adaptive cards and an approval flow, and a signed cross-product intake so every other product in the portfolio raises tickets in one place. The agent side proposes resolutions and evaluates them against guardrails; executing one against a customer system needs a named person to approve it, and that path is switched off until the delegated-access model is in place.
SimpleFlow
Multi-tenant iPaaS and AI Foundry agent runtime on Azure.
n8n was not built for MSPs. Zapier was not built for regulated workloads. SimpleFlow is designed to run workflow and agent execution on Azure Logic Apps Standard and AI Foundry Agent Service, deployed per tenant into the customer's own Azure subscription through Azure Lighthouse, so the workflows are the customer's own Azure resources under their own governance. The control-plane record is designed to carry which workflows exist, their version history, and the audit trail of privileged actions taken on the customer's behalf.
Simple Marketing
Marketing automation built for the Microsoft 365 partner channel.
HubSpot and Marketo were built before AI agents, and before Microsoft 365 became the place work actually happens. Simple Marketing runs audiences, campaigns, content, and attribution on multi-tenant Azure, with delivery through SendGrid or the customer's own Microsoft 365 tenant, and a consent ledger that treats permission as a record rather than a checkbox. A partner ships campaigns under their own brand, on their own sending domain, on infrastructure they can hand to an auditor.
Simple Merge
Plan, Govern, and Execute the Technology Work Behind Acquisitions and Carve-Outs
Build the estate inventory, reconcile source and target environments, plan dependency-aware migration waves, rehearse cutovers, capture approvals, and preserve the evidence chain in one operator workspace.
AI Infrastructure
The substrate under regulated AI.
Local inference and BYOL governance for teams that cannot send client data to public LLMs.
Simple Copilots
Copilot Studio agents for M365.
Plain-language agents that stop at a human approval seam before they change a customer system. Distributed via the Microsoft Copilot Agent Store.
Security
Autonomous, auditable, regulator-grade.
Built for SOC teams and CISOs at regulated firms.
