IT service review

Find out what you are paying for.

Most businesses are carrying licences nobody uses, plans a tier too high, and renewals nobody diarised. We will go through what is there. If the setup is fine, we will say so. That is still a useful answer.

What gets checked

Four places money leaks.

01

Licences and subscriptions

Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, SaaS tools, backup and security seats, mapped against who actually uses them.

02

Hardware and refresh timing

Laptops, desktops, network gear, servers and warranties, compared against what the work needs.

03

Vendors and support

Contracts, internet, phones, cloud, procurement channels and where support ownership currently falls through.

04

Continuity basics

Backup, access and recovery get checked before anyone suggests spending less.

The angle

Better fit beats a cheaper quote.

A cheaper quote is only a win if the product still does the job. We can often match common licensing and hardware pricing through supplier channels, but the bigger saving is usually in matching the plan to the way people work.

  1. 01

    Send what you have

    Product names, recent invoices, supplier names, renewal dates or a rough monthly figure. A perfect inventory is not required.

  2. 02

    We check fit before price

    Product fit, plan tier, supplier handoffs, renewal timing and the alternatives worth considering.

  3. 03

    You get the next move

    Keep it, change it, consolidate it, or retire it, each with a reason you can act on.

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Start with what you are already buying.

Providers, tools, bills, licence counts, renewal dates, or just the products you want checked. No obligation either way.

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Invoices or product names help, but a rough starting point is enough.