We build the software that makes every Microsoft seat count.
PhoenixHalo is a software company for organizations that run on Microsoft. We make Aristo, Placemark and Monday Edge — and the engineers who built them deploy them with you.
Companies bought Microsoft AI one seat at a time. The missing piece was a view of which seats were working — and a clear next move.
We spent years putting Microsoft to work inside large organizations — voice, collaboration, and now AI. Every leader asked us the same two questions: is it working, and what should we do next?
So we built software that answers both from Microsoft’s own numbers. Aristo counts the AI estate and names the next move. Placemark turns the drawings a company already has into Microsoft Places maps. Monday Edge keeps everyone current on what Microsoft changes each week, for free.
We believe technology should feel warm and human. So our products speak to people like a good colleague: plainly, with the number behind every claim, and one next step at a time.
Four things we hold to.
Counted, not claimed
A number that the product did not produce does not appear on this site. Our build checks it.
Your boundary
One read-only consent, built around your identity and data boundary. Revoke it any time.
The builders deploy
The engineers who wrote the products work in your environment, and leave the capability with your team.
One move at a time
Fewer bets, clear ownership, measured outcomes. Every report ends with one next move and its arithmetic.
Better together with Warp Thread AI
We build the software. Warp Thread AI rolls it out across the United States — deployment, adoption and enablement with your people — so every Microsoft seat you already pay for, from Copilot to Teams and Places, is put to work.
- Aristo counts your AI estate and names the next move.
- Placemark turns the floor plans you already have into Microsoft Places maps.
- Monday Edge shows what Microsoft moved each week, in about five minutes, free.
- Warp Thread AI runs the assessment, rollout and adoption, so what Aristo finds gets done.
Bring us the seats you want to count.
A demo of the products, or a conversation with the engineers who built them.