Free IT Health Checks

During a Free IT Health Check we visit you to learn about your business, the way it operates and your market sector. We can then offer you advice both on your existing set-up, and on what technology is available that could save you money, reduce your workload or increase your sales

An appointment normally takes 2-3 hours and covers the following 6 areas:

Computers - Your computer resources and setup, data sharing, security such as firewall and anti-virus, support infrastructure, data security, and backup procedures.

Website - The branding of your website, easiness to navigate, relevance of content to potential clients, content editing procedures, search engine performance and social networking exposure.

Marketing - Online advertising, campaign performance monitoring, referral figures and conversion rates

Communication - Communication with your clients, Internal communication, email infrastructure, telephone and mobile infrastructure, and customer relationship management tools.

Accounts - Bookkeeping, record keeping, invoicing, payments, system integration

Legal - Compliance with UK law for data security, backup procedures, information given on your website and electronic communications, and electronic marketing.

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IT Support - Onsite and offsite IT support services

Development - Development of websites and web based applications

Backup - Our backup services and why they are important!

Benefits

The benefits of a Free IT Health Check can include:
  • Improve your computer set-up and security
  • Establish a data recovery procedure
  • Increase visits and sales from your website and online advertising
  • Improve your search rankings and optimise your online marketing
  • Improve communication internally and with your clients
  • Streamline booking keeping and administration
  • Introduce or improve electronic invoicing and record keeping
  • Automate processes to reduce employee workload
  • Ensure legal compliance with all aspects of UK law