Rapid Circle
- Location
- Nieuwegein, NL
- Employees
- 201+ employees
- Founded
- Est. 2008
Founded in the Netherlands in 2008 and now spanning Australia and India, Rapid Circle brings together advisory, integration, and managed services across Azure, Microsoft 365, and the Power Platform. The company has earned multiple Microsoft Worldwide Partner of the Year awards, a distinction that reflects genuine technical depth rather than scale alone. Rapid Circle focuses on sectors including construction, education, energy, government, and healthcare, helping organisations modernise infrastructure, strengthen security posture, and embed AI-driven capabilities. With offices across Amsterdam, The Hague, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Pune, the firm combines European precision with Asia-Pacific reach to accelerate meaningful digital transformation.
Rapid Circle has an impressive client rating of 5.0/5 based on 4 reviews. Clients consistently praise Rapid Circle as an exceptional Microsoft Cloud and Innovation partner, reflecting high satisfaction with their services. While the reviews highlight a positive overall experience, specific feedback on Dynamics 365 implementation is limited.
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