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Claude is now available via Copilot: June 2026 Microsoft 365 Updates

Updates, improvements and what to try

Microsoft 365 Copilot continues to make improvements. June’s updates focus on speed and deeper integration across the tools your team...

By Daniel Teacher, CEO, T-Tech.

100+ interviews. 6 clear takeaways.

Over the past three months, I’ve spoken with over 100 professionals across accountancy, financial services, and wider professional services firms. (Partners, directors, fee earners,...

What are Cyber Essentials?

Cyber Essentials is a UK government‑backed certification designed to help organisations protect themselves against the most common cyber threats. It sets a basic security standard built around five core controls, including...

In 2026, the cyber security threats faced by accountancy firms have never been larger in scale than now.

As the data carried by Accountants becomes increasingly valuable, due to it’s personal and financial nature - firms of all sizes are seeing a...

By Craig King, Head of Technology, T-Tech.

“Multi Factor Authentication (MFA) enabled” is not the security standard anymore. We need to aim for phishing resistant authentication and wrap it with strong session security, device trust, and solid...

By Jamie Chesterman, Head of Service Desk, T-Tech

In my role at T-Tech, I’m ultimately responsible for service desk operations. As part of that, I have the privilege of leading a team of highly capable, committed professionals who deliver support to...

UK accountancy firms have invested heavily in technology over the past decade. Practice management systems sit at the centre, supported by so many line of business applications.

And yet, despite all this investment, frustration persists.

As we move into a new year, AI has reached a turning point.

This is no longer about experimentation or early adoption. AI is now operational, and it is becoming embedded in the tools we all use in our every day.

Microsoft’s recent updates to Copilot...

In most accountancy practices, the practice management system sits quietly in the background. It does what it is supposed to do. Work gets allocated, deadlines are met, clients are serviced. From the outside, everything looks fine.