A Microsoft Solutions Partner for Thailand.

A Microsoft partner helps organizations plan, build and run their business on the right mix of Microsoft cloud services. For Thai businesses that usually means Microsoft Azure infrastructure, Dynamics 365 business applications for ERP and CRM, data and analytics, Power Platform and Microsoft 365. One team covers the work from solution design to day-to-day operations, and understands the technology, your industry and the business objectives behind it. Most engagements combine two or more of these clouds, so the architecture is planned across them from the start.

Yes. Brainvire is a Microsoft Solutions Partner, worded the same way on our global Microsoft practice page, with 14+ years on the Microsoft stack behind it. Microsoft awards the designation on an ongoing partner capability score rather than for life. Ask the team and we will send current documentation.

Through the Microsoft AI Cloud Partner Program. Partners are scored in each of Microsoft’s six solution areas, out of 100 points across three categories: performance, skilling and customer success. A partner qualifies for a Solutions Partner designation at 70 points or more, and has to qualify again before each annual renewal, so the designation reflects current capabilities and skills.

Microsoft retired the Gold and Silver competency badges in 2022 and replaced them with the Solutions Partner designations, scored on performance, skilling and customer success. Some of our documented Microsoft work shipped under the earlier programme. The practice operates today as a Microsoft Solutions Partner.

The team works Thai working hours (UTC+7). Scoping calls, demos and managed support are booked on Bangkok time, so they sit inside your working day rather than someone else’s.

An Asia-Pacific enterprise retailer known for over 13,000 products from 400 brands is building its business intelligence on an advanced Power BI report with Brainvire, with an ELT framework behind it. The client’s name is withheld. The proof band above is drawn from our global case studies, every card names its region, and the wider Thailand record sits on our Thailand case studies page.

Eight practice areas: Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, Dynamics 365 CE and CRM, Azure Cloud and Migration, Power Platform, Microsoft 365 and SharePoint, Data and AI on Azure, Copilot and Azure OpenAI, and Managed Cloud Support. That is the same list our global Microsoft practice commits to, delivered for Thai teams under one accountable partner.

Yes. A move to the cloud is planned workload by workload. The landing zone, identity, network and security controls come first, with backup and disaster recovery designed for business continuity. Data and applications then follow in waves, each with its own test and cutover plan. Cost governance is in place before the first workload moves, so spend is visible from the start.

You choose the region, and it is agreed at architecture stage rather than inherited from a console default. Thai workloads today are commonly placed in Azure Southeast Asia, which is hosted in Singapore. Microsoft has also announced plans for cloud and AI infrastructure across Thailand, including a Thailand cloud region in development, so we confirm what is generally available at the time your landing zone is designed and put the answer in writing for your compliance team.

Microsoft states that Copilot only surfaces organizational data to which individual users have at least view permissions. It also states that prompts, responses and data accessed through Microsoft Graph are not used to train foundation LLMs. So permissions come first: we review SharePoint and Teams access, apply sensitivity labels and document tenant region and role-based access for Thailand PDPA (B.E. 2562) before rollout.

Copilot and Azure OpenAI pay off first in business operations where the work is repetitive and the impact is easy to measure, such as finance close, customer service replies or document search, which come up in most industries. We pick one or two of these opportunities, agree the measure with your team and prove the value before Copilot is rolled out across the organization.

Often, yes. Power Apps and Power Automate turn the approvals, requests and reports that live in spreadsheets and email into governed apps and flows, with Power BI as the reporting layer. Each app is built inside your tenant, under the same security and access rules as the rest of your Microsoft 365 ecosystem.

Yes, under a service level agreement. The team that built the system keeps it running: releases, security patches, monitoring and a standing improvement backlog, scheduled on Thai working hours. New challenges after go-live, such as a new entity, a new integration or a Dynamics update, go into the same backlog.

Yes. Your in-house talent works alongside our engineers in the build, with documentation written for your environment. Handover covers the parts you want to run yourselves, so your team gains a working understanding of the platform and the ability to build on it.

Book thirty minutes with a Microsoft solutions team through our contact page or by email. We look at your Dynamics, Azure or Power BI position today and your business needs, then set out the first opportunity worth building and a strategy for the work around it that supports your growth.

We work in English. Calls, documentation and support for Thailand are delivered in English by our Singapore team.