Why no logo wall?
Plenty of firms display logos of companies they invoiced once, years ago. A conversation with someone we support today tells you far more.
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Who we work with, and how
Small and mid-sized organisations where technology has to work without a full in-house IT department behind it. Most of our work comes from referrals.
Sectors
Where we've done this before
Sector experience matters less than most vendors claim — but it does shorten discovery, because we already know the software you're running and the constraints you work under.
We know the software you run
Tally, AutoCAD, SolidWorks, the Adobe suite, practice management systems — we've specified machines around all of them.
We work around your hours
Rollouts and migrations scheduled for evenings, weekends or shutdown periods — whatever keeps production moving.
We understand sensitive data
Patient records, drawings and financial data get access controls and audited backup as standard, not on request.
Checking us out
Talk to our clients, not our marketing
We don't publish testimonials or client logos. Instead, tell us what you're considering and we'll connect you with a client running something comparable — with their permission, and without us in the room.
Why no testimonials?
Quotes on a website are chosen by the vendor. We'd rather you asked your own questions and got unfiltered answers.
What we will share
Scope of work, what it cost, what went wrong along the way, and how long it actually took — for a comparable engagement.
Working together
Four ways clients engage us
Most start with one and add another later. None of them lock you in.
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Project
A defined scope with a fixed price and end date — a system build, an office setup, a network overhaul.
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Retainer
A set number of hours each month for ongoing development, enhancements and priority access.
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AMC
Annual support with defined response times, preventive visits and asset lifecycle tracking.
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Supplement
We handle specialist builds and development alongside your existing internal IT team.
Getting started
What onboarding looks like
Taking on a new client means taking on whatever the last vendor left behind. We start by finding out exactly what that is.
Free initial audit
A walkthrough of your machines, network, licences and backups — with a written summary of what we find, whether or not you hire us.
Priority list
What's actually urgent, what can wait a quarter, and what you're currently paying for and don't need.
Proposal & start
Scope and cost in writing. Most clients begin with a single project or a three-month AMC trial before committing further.
Book the free audit.
No obligation and no sales pitch at the end of it. Worst case, you get a written picture of your own infrastructure that you didn't have before.