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Comprehensive day-to-day technology management for your business. We monitor your infrastructure 24/7, patch vulnerabilities before they become problems, and provide fast helpdesk support for your team. Our flat-rate plans include unlimited remote support, monthly health reports, and a dedicated account manager who knows your environment.
The result: your team works without IT friction, your leadership gets visibility into IT spend and performance, and we catch issues before they cost you a workday. Whether you have 10 users or 200, our model adapts to your size and growth.
What good managed IT actually looks like
Day-to-day IT support sounds simple in marketing copy, but the difference between a managed IT engagement that works and one that does not is operational discipline. A properly run managed IT program for a 25-person business covers about 14 distinct operational rhythms: patch management, backup verification, access reviews, license tracking, hardware refresh planning, monthly reporting, quarterly business reviews, and so on. Each one is small. Together they are the reason your team works without IT friction.
What sets the right managed IT partner apart is whether those rhythms actually run, or whether they get skipped when something more urgent shows up. Our model assigns each rhythm to a specific role on our team, tracks completion automatically, and surfaces gaps before they cost you a workday. Your dedicated account manager knows your environment, sits in your monthly review, and is accountable for the outcomes, not just the tickets.
A typical managed IT engagement covers:
- Helpdesk and end-user support: unlimited remote support during business hours, after-hours on call for production issues. Most tickets are resolved in under an hour.
- 24/7 monitoring: agents on every device and the network. Issues are detected and often fixed before users notice.
- Patch management and updates: monthly Windows and third-party patching across all devices, with reporting so you know what is compliant.
- Backup and disaster recovery: monitored, verified backups on every server, regularly tested restore procedures, and a documented disaster recovery plan.
- Vendor and license management: software licenses tracked, renewals managed, costs reported quarterly with recommendations.
- Security baseline: managed antivirus, MFA enforcement, basic policy controls. For deeper security work, our Cybersecurity service adds EDR, phishing simulations, dark-web monitoring, and 24/7 SOC monitoring.
- Monthly health report: a one-page summary your leadership team can read in five minutes covering uptime, tickets, security events, and what we are recommending next.
Whether you are starting from scratch or transitioning from another IT provider, our onboarding process documents your environment in the first 30 days so we are not learning at your expense.
The essentials, without the upsell
24/7 monitoring & alerting
Unlimited remote helpdesk
Same-day on-site support
Monthly reporting
Common questions
What's included vs what costs extra?
Our flat-rate plans cover the operational rhythms above plus unlimited remote helpdesk during business hours. Things that cost extra: project work (major upgrades, office moves, new system deployments), hardware procurement (we pass through at our wholesale price plus a small management fee), and after-hours work on non-emergency issues. Everything is quoted in writing before we start, no surprise invoices.
How fast do you respond to a ticket?
Most critical issues are responded to within 15 minutes during business hours, with active resolution starting immediately. Standard tickets are typically picked up within an hour and resolved within 4 hours. After-hours support is included for outages and security incidents.
Do you handle on-site work?
Yes. We have technicians based in London who can be on-site same day for most issues. For routine work like new device setup or office moves, we schedule in advance.
What if we already have an internal IT person?
Often we work alongside an internal team rather than replacing them. The internal person handles user requests and project work; we provide the monitoring, after-hours coverage, vendor relationships, and senior-engineer escalation they would otherwise need to handle alone. This co-managed model is common for businesses in the 50-200 person range.
What does onboarding look like for a new managed IT client?
First 30 days: we document your environment top to bottom (network diagram, asset inventory, account access, vendor list, license records). In parallel we deploy our monitoring and security agents, configure backups, and transfer admin credentials from your previous provider. By day 30 you have full documentation, full operational coverage, and a written runbook for your environment.
Want to talk about Managed IT?
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