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Telephony, servers, networks, security and automation. Two decades of infrastructure work, plus everything the current generation of AI tooling makes possible.
Business phone systems that follow your team anywhere. Number porting, call routing, voicemail to email, and call recording where you need it.
£18 to £35/user/month
Predictive, progressive and preview diallers for outbound teams. Set up, tuned, and kept compliant with Ofcom rules on abandoned calls.
£8,000 to £15,000
Every call, meeting and voice note turned into searchable text, with summaries and actions extracted automatically. Accurate on strong regional accents.
£600 to £1,500/month
The repetitive work handed to a machine. Quote to invoice, document processing, chasing, routing and reporting.
£6,000 to £15,000
The system you actually need rather than the one you can rent. Built around your process, integrated with what you already use.
£20,000 to £40,000
Linux and Windows, on premises or in the cloud. Built, migrated, monitored and backed up, with someone on the end of a phone at 3am if it matters.
£500 to £1,000/month
Firewalls, VPNs, wifi that reaches the far end of the workshop, and site to site links between branches.
£3,000 to £6,000
AWS, Azure and lean alternatives. Moved across without a weekend of downtime, and without a bill that quietly triples.
£8,000 to £20,000
Certification, hardening, monitoring and staff training. The paperwork your customers and insurers keep asking for.
£3,000 to £6,000
Most businesses assume their cloud mail is backed up. It is not. Retention is not backup, and Microsoft say so themselves in their shared responsibility model.
£5 to £8/user/month
Fixed fee, fixed timeline. The certification more and more UK contracts and insurers now ask for, done properly rather than fudged through the questionnaire.
£1,800 to £2,500
Send your own team realistic phishing emails, see who clicks, and train the ones who do. Insurers increasingly ask whether you do this.
£5 to £7/user/month
Not backup. Proving the restore actually works. Almost nobody tests, and the ones who do are the ones still trading afterwards.
£3,500 to £8,000
Someone actually watching. Certification proves you had the right controls on the day you were assessed, this is the part that notices when something goes wrong at two in the morning.
£500 to £2,500/month
Senior security thinking on a retainer, and the evidence to go with it. Cyber Essentials is now treated as the starting line, not the finish, and buyers increasingly want proof the controls still work.
£1,200 to £4,000/month
Most firms adopted AI faster than they wrote any rules for it. This is the policy, the risk assessment and the controls that stop company data ending up in a public chatbot.
£2,500 to £12,000
Most breaches now start with a login rather than a firewall. Getting identity right is the single highest value security work for a business of your size.
£3,000 to £15,000
Cloud bills grow quietly. We go through what you are actually paying for, switch off what nobody uses, and right size the rest.
£1,500 to £6,000
An assistant that answers the routine questions, books the job or triages the ticket, then hands anything awkward to a human. Built for your business, then looked after.
£800 to £3,000/month
A named engineer who knows your setup, agreed response times in writing, and no ticket queue purgatory.
£55 to £150/user/month
See it work
Pick something that happens in your day and watch the busywork run itself.
A scripted demonstration of a real workflow shape. We build these against your own tools, so the exact steps and systems are yours.
That's what the audit is for. Half a day, a written plan, and it comes off the price if you go ahead.
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