You inherited a setup
Nobody documented it, and you are not sure what is there.
IT assessments
Not sure what you have or what to fix first?
Get it in plain English.
A focused review of your environment that ends with a prioritised list, so the next decision is clearer.
Prefer to talk?
Sound familiar?
Why people ask for an assessment
Problems keep recurring
Fixes do not stick and the root cause is unclear.
You are about to change something
Growing, moving or buying, and you want to get it right.
You want a second opinion
A quote or recommendation does not feel quite clear.
You need a clear picture
A short view of risk and priorities you can act on.
You are changing provider
You want to understand what you have before you hand it over.
How it goes
From first message to a clear result
Define the questions
We agree which systems, risks and business decisions the assessment should answer.
Review the environment
We examine available documentation and the agreed infrastructure, devices and accounts.
Prioritise recommendations
We explain findings and next steps, separating urgent concerns from longer-term improvements.
What to expect
What is included, and what is quoted separately
Typically included
- Findings for the agreed assessment scope
- A prioritised improvement list
- Discussion of options and dependencies
- A plain-language summary
Cost and fit
Straight answers on price and suitability
How pricing works
Fees depend on the scope and how complex the work is, and we agree them with you before any paid work begins. An assessment is scoped first, so you know what it covers before paying.
Who this suits
Businesses facing recurring issues, an unfamiliar setup or a technology decision, who want clarity before committing to larger work.
Questions
IT assessments questions, answered
Do I have to hire you to fix what you find?
No. An assessment gives you priorities. Any further work is separate unless it is part of the proposal.
How long does an assessment take?
It depends on the scope we agree. We confirm timing when we confirm the scope.
What do you need from me?
Your main concerns, any documentation you have, and who is responsible for access and approvals.
Helpful to mention: your main concerns, upcoming decisions, any documentation, and who approves access. Questions not covered here? See all common questions ↗
Need a second opinion on your IT setup?
Tell us what is worrying you and what decision is coming up.