Most IT only gets attention when something goes wrong.
By then, it’s usually urgent, stressful, and more expensive than it needed to be.
Our IT Health Check is a practical way to understand how things are really looking
before there’s a problem to deal with.
No scare stories and no sales pitch. Just a clear view of what’s working,
what could use attention, and what (if anything) to do next.
Think of it as an MOT for your IT. We focus on the areas that tend to cause disruption when they’re overlooked and
then we explain what we find in plain language, with context around why it matters to your business.
Who has access to what, and whether your systems are protected in a way that makes sense for your business.
Whether your data is backed up properly and how quickly you could recover if something went wrong.
If your systems are running as they should, without slowing your team down or causing unnecessary frustration.
The small gaps and outdated settings that quietly increase risk if they are left unchecked.
How clearly your IT is recorded and understood, so you are not relying on guesswork or one person’s memory.
✓ A clear summary of how your IT is performing
✓ Context around any risks or weak spots
✓ Straight answers to the questions you’ve been carrying without judgement
✓ Confidence about what to prioritise – or not
✓ An explanation of why something matters, not just what it is
Sometimes the outcome is reassurance with: “Everything’s fine. Keep doing what you’re doing.”
That’s a good result.
This isn’t:
If things are in good shape, we’ll say so.
If something needs attention, we’ll explain the impact and give you space to think it through.
And you won’t be made to feel like you should have known something already.
The IT Health Check is useful if:
✓ your IT mostly works, but you’re not 100% sure why
✓ things have grown over time and no one’s stepped
back to review them
✓ you rely on one person’s knowledge and want more clarity
✓ you’d like reassurance, not a rebuild
You don’t need to be technical.
You just need to care about your business running smoothly without surprises.
If you’d prefer to begin on your own, we’ve put together a short IT Health Check checklist you can download.
It asks practical questions about areas that often get overlooked so you can take stock of where things stand today.
It won’t give you a full picture, and it’s not a replacement for a proper review. But it can help you spot gaps, shape the right questions, and decide whether a deeper look would be useful.
It’s not here to overwhelm you or suggest something is wrong. It is simply a way to pause and take stock. To understand where your IT stands today, so you can plan ahead with a little more confidence.
Clients often tell us we’re friendly, approachable, and take the time to explain things properly.
That’s how we approach the IT Health Check too.
We listen first, explain what we’re seeing, and stay focused on what actually affects your business – not on selling you something you don’t need.
It varies depending on the size and setup of your business.
Most Health Checks are carried out over a short period and are designed to fit around your day-to-day work, not disrupt it. We’ll talk through what’s involved up front so you know what to expect.
Businesses face cyber attack threats such as malware, phishing attacks, ransomware, data breaches, and insider threats, among others. Cloud security, network security, physical security measures, and endpoint security are some of the most critical aspects.
Not usually.
If there’s anything helpful to have to hand, we’ll let you know beforehand. Otherwise, we can guide the process and ask questions as we go.
You’ll receive a clear summary of what we’ve seen and what it means.
If everything looks solid, we’ll say so.
If there are areas worth addressing, we’ll explain the impact and outline options. What you do with that information is up to you.
No.
The Health Check is designed to give you clarity. Some people use it as reassurance. Others use it as a way to shape future decisions. There’s no expectation that you take things further.
That’s fine.
The IT Health Check can act as a second opinion or an independent view. You can use the insight however it’s most useful – including taking it back to your existing provider.
You can book an IT Health Check directly, or get in touch if you’d like to talk it through first.
Book an IT Health Check
Or just get in touch if you’d like to talk it through first.
