Your team keeps the estate. We take the security layer.
You are at the start of the IT path.
5 stops through the site, in order. Walk it with a guide, or see the whole route first.
Where the second job comes from
A team of two to five runs identity, devices, the tenant, the ticket queue, and the projects the business asked for this quarter. The security layer arrives on top of all of it and keeps its own hours. The gap is hands, and hands are the thing we bring.
A peer seat for your engineer
Your IT lead signs in to the same system our operators work in, on the customer side of it, and sees the whole organisation’s queue: every request, the service level on it, and the operator whose name is against it. Posture and licence reads sit in the same place. Approvals still route to your lead, because they are the person who should hold them.
Who owns what, in writing
Every line of work has a side. Your team owns the estate, the roadmap, and the calls that belong to the business. We own the security layer we operate, the queue that comes with it, and the evidence behind both. Where something crosses the line, it travels with an owner, a next step, and a date, and both sides can see it move.
Your documentation leaves with you
Asset inventory, standard procedures, and the evidence manifest export on demand, any day you ask. The work we do for you stays yours to take, and that stays true for as long as we work together and after.
Bring your team of two, three, or five.
We will walk the split line by line, and you will know exactly which hours become ours.
One call with the people who would do the work, about the layer you want handed over.
Published structure, sized for a few hundred seats, with the escalator cap stated in writing.