A unique software suite to simplify & automate provisioning on Microsoft 365/ Teams
We offer an easy to use application and a fully automated portal to perform all types of operations. Kurmi Software also allows you to deploy new sites and delegate simple tasks to local administrators or end users.
With Kurmi, you benefit from advanced automation for zero-touch provisioning with connectivity to any Active Directory or ITSM (ServiceNow)
No need to wait in front of your screen
with Kurmi’s asynchronous engine 
Increase productivity, reduce admin headaches
Delegate
Set profiles to meet your
admins’ needs
Separate
Isolate administration and
resources per site
Manage
Quickly locate available
numbers
Provision
Easily assign phone numbers
for direct routing
Automate
Identify
Track and record all
your operations
Simplify
Run PowerShell scripts
via a web platform
Migrate
Control and secure the pace
of your migrations to Teams
One simple screen instead of complicated PowerShell scripts
Consolidates multiple tools into a single, powerful web portal with no PowerShell scripts required.
Say goodbye to the PowerShell command and automate MACD operations with Kurmi’s
intuitive, all in one portal.
Dial Plan Management
Managing and maintaining phone numbers on Teams is complex and time-consuming. It often requires a mix of spreadsheets and Powershell scripts, which is error-prone, especially when you have to collaborate within your operations team.
Kurmi provides a real-time overview of your dial-plan. Your operations team can easily assign available numbers, with no risk of allocation mistakes.
Role-based access control (RBAC)
Your Microsoft experts should be focused on new projects and not everyday request tickets. With Kurmi, you can delegate day-to-day operations to non-technical staff such as helpdesk, local administrators, or HR assistants.
With advanced delegation features (role-based access control), as well as rollback and scheduling capabilities, you can simplify the setup and monitoring of your teams, with no compromise on security.
Decide who can do what, and for which users or organizations.
