About
ilion is a Microsoft licensing consultancy in Copenhagen, founded in 2022 by Anders Trojaborg. That's all we do: agreements, licenses and costs, for companies across the EU and UK.
Anders Trojaborg has worked in Microsoft licensing for more than 15 years, much of it hands-on with compliance and audits. He founded ilion in Copenhagen in 2022 to give customers independent advice and open pricing. He's the one you talk to, from the first email to the finished analysis.
The big advisory firms put a partner in the first meeting and a junior on your case. At ilion, the person you meet is the person who does the work, so there's no handover for things to get lost in, and no overhead on the invoice.
A team of AI agents, built by us and hosted in our own private Azure environment, runs the business day to day. They do the routine work and flag anomalies, price changes and renewals worth acting on, which is why a quote comes back within one business day rather than three weeks, and why our prices are what they are. They don't change anything in your licensing on their own. The specialist makes the assessment and the recommendation, and carries the responsibility.
Your Microsoft environment stays yours. We work in it with delegated access that you control, and where the work involves personal data, the data processing agreement in our terms covers it.
Resellers advise on the products they sell. We do too, with one difference: our income comes from advisory work, not from your license volume. Licenses are sold at cost plus 1%, and the 1% covers only billing errors and currency swings. So if buying less is the right answer, we'll tell you.
Denmark is one of Europe's most digitalised countries: national digital ID, fully digital banking and public administration, cloud everywhere. The migrations and platform moves many European companies are planning now became routine here a long time ago. Not because anyone here is smarter. We started sooner. We've usually seen your situation play out before.
Show us what you have today. You get a no-obligation quote back.