How we can help
You have investment proposals, but where should you start?
One supplier recommends new servers, another suggests moving to the cloud, while employees face the same problems. We check what you have and what affects daily work, so you can decide what needs attention first.
Equipment and applications
We review the systems included in the assessment and how they are used. We note the equipment and applications needing attention.
Accounts and administration
We check who has administrative access and which details are available for maintenance. We flag missing access or documentation.
Backup and risks
We review available information about backups, updates and protection. Additional tests are agreed separately.
Report and discussion
We explain findings and recommendations. You can use them with your internal team, current supplier or in a project with us.
How we start
Discuss your questions
You tell us about the problems and decisions ahead. We agree which systems can be checked and the access needed.
Review the systems
We examine available documentation and settings. Tests that may affect operations are discussed first.
Explain the report
We walk through findings and recommended work, including where more information is needed.
How we price the work
The first technical audit is free and includes an initial assessment and a short report. Extended audits are priced according to locations, systems, tests and reporting detail.
ContactWhat the proposal covers
We agree the free assessment scope before starting. Full inventory work, detailed testing and repairs are quoted separately. A technical audit is not a certification.
Frequently asked questions
Do we have to subscribe after the audit?
No. You can use the report with your team or current supplier. If you want us to continue, we send a separate proposal for the work or services needed.
Does the audit include repairs?
The assessment identifies problems and recommends next steps. Repairs are agreed and estimated separately.
Could the checks interrupt our work?
We start with discussions, documentation and controlled checks. Tests that may affect services are approved and scheduled first.
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