We move small businesses onto Microsoft 365 — email on your own name, Office on every computer, your old mail carried across — and then look after it, so you never have to become the person who understands it.
Two minutes, no account needed, and nothing changes until you approve it.
Every job we do for you, and where it stands — in one place.
The same person who set your email up is the one who answers when it breaks.
Fixed, in writing, with a start date. No hourly meter and no surprise at the end.
Your current email keeps working the entire time you are deciding.
One person who knows your setup, rather than a helpdesk that starts from scratch every time you call.
New email on your own domain, Word, Excel, Outlook and Teams, and everyone signed in on their own computer. You keep working while we do it.
Years of mail, contacts and calendar move over from Gmail, GoDaddy, or whatever you're on now. Nothing is thrown away, and your address stays the same.
Someone starts, someone leaves. We handle the mailbox, the licence and the laptop, and when someone leaves their mail is kept rather than lost.
When something breaks — a password stops working, mail goes missing, a laptop plays up — you tell us and we fix it. No hourly stopwatch.
Three steps, and you only do the first one.
A short form. How many people, what you're using today, whether you already own a domain. Two minutes, and no account to create.
Within one business day, with what it costs and the earliest date we can start. Nothing on your current email changes while you think about it.
Once you say yes, we set everything up. You get a login where you can see every job we're doing for you and ask for the next one.
No. Your old mail keeps arriving while we copy it across, and we switch over at a time you pick — usually an evening. If anything looks wrong the next morning, we're already watching for it.
Both are normal. We'll register one for you, or track down where your existing one lives and help you get back into it. It's the single most common thing that holds a setup up, and we deal with it every week.
Not to get started. The form tells us enough to quote the work. If something's unusual we'll ask, but plenty of setups happen without a single phone call.
We keep the mailbox and forward it wherever you want, then release the licence so you stop paying for them. You keep the history; you stop paying for the seat.
In your portal. You pick what you need — add a person, change licences, something's broken — and it asks only the questions that matter for that job. You can see where every request stands.