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One team for the whole of your IT

Support, security, cloud, connectivity and your website – run by the same engineers in Bournemouth. Whatever has stopped working, and whatever you are planning next, you are not working out who to ring first.

This page is the map. Pick the part of your IT you are thinking about and it will take you to the detail.

Talk to us about your IT

Three ways in

Something is broken right now. Ring the helpdesk on 01202 237 273 and speak to an engineer. Our average response time is 15 minutes. IT Support →

Nobody owns your IT. If it currently falls to you, or to whoever in the office is best with computers, we take that job off you for a fixed monthly fee. Managed IT Services →

You have one specific thing in mind. A move, a certification a tender is asking for, a phone system past its best, a website nobody is looking after. The sections below go straight to it.

Comparing us with somebody else? What IT support should cost per user, per month gives you the numbers to check us against.

Keeping the business protected

Built up a layer at a time – the computers, the Microsoft 365 accounts, the people, and a tested way back if the worst happens. Start at the Cyber Security overview if you are not sure which layer you are missing.

Why it is worth having one team across all of it

Most businesses end up with a support company, a telecoms company, somebody who built the website and somebody else who was supposed to be doing the security. That works fine right up until something breaks in the gap between two of them – and then everybody points at everybody else.

We do the lot, from Bournemouth. Which means the person who answers the phone can already see your machines, your Microsoft 365 tenancy, your line and your website, and can tell you which one is at fault instead of asking you to go and check.

Two things worth reading before you choose: what a good SLA looks like, and the twelve questions to ask before signing.

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Before you ring

Do we have to take everything from you?

No. Plenty of clients start with one thing – the phones, the website, a Cyber Essentials certificate – and add to it later, or never. We will tell you honestly if what you already have is working, and we would rather do one job properly than sell you a list.

We already have an IT provider. Can you do just the website, or just the phones?

Yes, and we do it often. Your existing provider keeps looking after the computers and we take the piece they do not cover. We will work alongside them – that is a normal arrangement, not an awkward one.

Something has stopped working right now. Where do I go?

Ring 01202 237 273. Our average response time is 15 minutes, and most things are fixed remotely while you stay on the line. If you would rather read first, IT Support explains how the helpdesk works.

What areas do you cover?

Our engineers are based in Bournemouth and we look after businesses across Dorset, Hampshire and the South Coast. Most of what we do is remote, so distance rarely matters – but when somebody needs to be in the room, they can be.

How do we work out which of this we actually need?

Book a free, no-obligation review. We look at what you have, what is ageing, what is missing and what is costing you time, then give you a written picture of it. No charge, and no obligation to buy anything at the end.

Tell us what you are trying to sort

Tell us how many people you have, what they use, and what goes wrong most often. We will point you at the smallest thing that genuinely covers you – and say so if you are already well served where you are.

Answered by our team in Bournemouth, not a call centre.

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Worth reading before you choose a package

How much should IT support cost per user, per month?

Most UK businesses pay between £50 and £85 per user per month for fully managed IT support. What moves a quote along that range is what it includes.
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Twelve questions to ask before signing an IT support contract

Twelve questions that show how a provider actually works. Whether they have an answer ready matters more than the answer itself.
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What a good SLA looks like, and the clauses that make one worthless

A good SLA answers three things: how quickly somebody replies, how quickly you are working again, and what happens when neither occurs.
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