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Subscription IT service

A format for companies that want the equipment simply to work and the spend on it to be predictable. Instead of an invoice for every call-out, one monthly sum and a clear answer to the question of whom to ring.

One sum
no surprises in the budget
A permanent engineer
knows your network
Calendar
planned work
Summary
every month

What the work includes

The subscription covers day-to-day work. Large projects such as an office move or laying a cabling system are priced separately, and that is agreed in advance.

Discuss the scope

People questions

Programs, access, mail, printing, faults at workstations.

Server side

Updates, monitoring, free space, checking that archives actually restore.

Network side

Active equipment, provider links, wireless access points, contractor access.

By calendar

Preventive work, updates and cleaning run to a schedule, not after everything has stopped.

Documentation

A network diagram, a list of equipment and licences, a list of accounts.

Summary

Once a month: the volume of requests, the share resolved on time, the planned work completed.

How it goes

The first month goes on inventory and clearing the backlog; after that the work settles into an even rhythm.

01

Inventory list

We inventory the equipment, servers, licences, access and the current state of security.

02

Review

We close the most urgent items: missing archives, old updates, shared passwords, open ports.

03

Work

Requests, planned tasks, a monthly report and a review meeting.

All access to your infrastructure must also be held by you. Domains, hosting, licences, administrative passwords - everything is registered to the company, and a copy of the credentials sits with the director. A contractor who holds access alone turns changing supplier into a special operation.

Questions and answers

We do, within the limits written into the contract: response and restoration times. Force majeure such as a provider cutting a trunk cable is beyond our control, but even then we arrange a way around it.

Then we usually take on what one person physically cannot keep up with: servers, security, second line and cover during holidays. That mixed arrangement often turns out to be the most sensible.

Easily, if two conditions were met from the start: access is registered to you and current documentation of the infrastructure exists. We do both in the very first month, because holding a client through confusion is bad practice.

We will price monthly service

Write the number of workstations and servers and your working hours. We will send a costing for several packages.