Co-Managed IT
Extra capacity alongside your internal IT team.
Tailored quoteBased on users, devices and scopeDiscuss this plan- Helpdesk overflow
- Agreed monitoring & patching
- Specialist project assistance
- Shared responsibilities
Choose the kind of relationship you need. We shape the scope and quote around your business.
Extra capacity alongside your internal IT team.
Tailored quoteBased on users, devices and scopeDiscuss this planA coordinated service for your day-to-day technology.
Tailored quoteBased on users, devices and scopeDiscuss this planIT management with a deeper focus on protection.
Tailored quoteBased on users, devices and scopeDiscuss this planPrices, support hours, response targets, minimum commitments and exclusions are confirmed in your proposal. Third-party licences and on-site work require separate scoping.
The proposal confirms the exact tools, coverage and responsibilities in your plan.
| What your business needs | Co-Managed IT | Fully Managed IT | IT + Security |
|---|---|---|---|
| Working model | Alongside your IT team | Outsourced day-to-day IT | Managed IT with deeper security scope |
| Helpdesk | Overflow / agreed coverage | Agreed business support | Agreed business support |
| Devices & accounts | Shared responsibilities | Defined management scope | Defined management scope |
| Security work | Agreed baseline tasks | Agreed baseline controls | Additional assessments and controls |
| Projects & licences | Separately scoped | Separately scoped | Separately scoped |
| Best starting point | A capacity and skills review | An environment assessment | A security and IT assessment |
Users, devices, locations, applications, current condition and support expectations all influence the proposed scope.
Changes to users, devices or responsibilities can be reviewed and reflected in an updated written agreement.
Significant migrations and deployments are normally scoped as projects unless explicitly included in your agreement.
Offboarding responsibilities, notice requirements, documentation and third-party subscriptions should be defined in the service agreement.