An engineering team that behaves like yours, without being on your payroll.
We become the IT department you'd build if you had the time, headspace and budget to build one. Same engineers, every month. Same playbooks. One number to call.
How we think about Managed IT.
Most managed IT contracts are structured to sell tickets: the more incidents you have, the better the provider does. Ours are structured to make incidents rare. We invest the first 90 days in fixing the things that generate noise, then spend the rest of the contract keeping it quiet.
Capabilities.
Help-desk & on-site
Real engineers on chat, email, phone and in-person. No tier-1 wall, no script-readers.
Monitoring & alerting
24/7 watch on servers, network, endpoints, identity, backups and Wi-Fi, with sensible thresholds, not noise.
Patch & vulnerability mgmt
Tested patch cycles for OS, third-party apps, firmware and network gear. Documented exclusions where they make sense.
Asset & licence management
Every device, every licence, every renewal: tracked in one place, reviewed quarterly.
Vendor coordination
We talk to your ISP, your landlord, your software vendors and your auditors so your team doesn't have to.
Onboarding & offboarding
Same-day starter kits, same-hour leaver lockouts. Documented and audit-friendly.
Quarterly business reviews
What broke, what we fixed, what's coming, what to budget for. No fluff.
Documentation as a deliverable
Network diagrams, runbooks, asset lists: maintained, versioned, handed back if you ever leave.
Best fit.
- Financial institutions with 30 to 300 staff
- Family offices and PE houses
- Real estate developers and asset managers
- Professional services firms
- Hospitality and healthcare operators
- Government and semi-government entities
Tech stack.
Deployed in production across OPS IT engagements. Vendor mix always chosen for the workload, never for sales quota.
FAQ.
Do you replace our internal IT person?
What's your response time?
Do you use offshore tier-1?
What does pricing look like?
Further reading.
How to Build a Shared Team Knowledge Base with Claude, Obsidian and Relay
Set up one Obsidian vault that Claude can read and update, share a folder of it with your team through Relay, and use three prompts to keep it current.
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