
Small Business
A dependable technology environment, without a full-time IT team.
For businesses of roughly ten to fifty people whose technology grew by accident. We bring devices, accounts and backups to a consistent standard, and put someone accountable behind them.
It works, until it does not.
Most small businesses do not have an IT problem. They have a dependency: one person, inside or outside the business, who knows how everything is set up. Devices differ, logins are shared, and nobody is sure the backup would restore.
None of that is unusual, and none of it needs a large programme to fix. It needs someone to take stock, agree a sensible standard, and look after it.
Signs this is you
- IT is one person's side job, or a favour
- Shared logins, and no one is sure who has which
- Leavers keep their email and access for weeks
- Nobody has tested a restore
- Security questions from customers or insurers are hard to answer
What we do
Small, ordered steps, each of which leaves the business safer and easier to run.
Take stock
List the devices, accounts, applications and backups, and who looks after each.
Service 03Managed IT
Sort out access
One sign-in for the applications that matter, a second check on every account, and a leaver process that removes access the day someone goes.
Service 02Identity & Cybersecurity
Bring devices to a standard
Consistent set-up, updates and encryption, so a lost laptop is an inconvenience and not an incident.
Service 03Managed IT
Remove the most repetitive admin
Starter and leaver tasks, and other routine steps, made to run without someone remembering.
Service 01AI & Automation
Where it starts
The first step is small
Usually a short stock-take of what exists, followed by an agreed list of what to fix first. Nothing is set up until the scope is agreed with you.

Questions
We are too small for this.
The steps scale down. For many small businesses the most valuable first change is a reliable leaver process and a tested backup, and neither needs a large project.
Will you replace everything we use?
No. We start with what you have, and only propose a change where it is justified.

Start with the problem.
Tell us what is getting in the way, and we will take it from there.