Questions and answers

Yes. We start with a review and documentation of the current state, then tidy things up gradually. Nothing has to be replaced on day one.

A fixed monthly fee, depending on environment size and response times. We prepare a quote after a free consultation.

We work with them rather than replace them. We can take over on-call, monitoring, or just second-line support.

Always your call. We design to your data-privacy requirements, including locally hosted models.

With process analysis and one well-chosen case. The first automation usually runs within 2 to 4 weeks.

Where an error is costly, a person stays in the loop. The automation proposes, a person approves.

Most tools with an API or data export: ERP, CRM, warehouse, accounting and e-commerce systems. We check feasibility during the integration audit.

We work on a copy of your data, with a rollback plan and correctness checks before the production switch.

Yes, it's usually the first step. Automation needs tidy, connected data to work reliably.

No. The new process is built alongside the running one, and we switch only when everything is tested.

We build on what you have wherever possible. We only replace what blocks you.

Whatever fits your needs and costs. We are not tied to a single vendor.

Most often CRM, HR/payroll and accounting systems, but also other internal tools meant to replace spreadsheets and email.

Both. Sometimes it's better to start fresh, sometimes it's cheaper and faster to extend what already works.

It depends on scope. A first working version is usually ready in a few to several weeks, and the system then grows in stages.

An IT security audit is a controlled check of how easily a company's systems can be attacked and what happens if someone tries. It covers security testing in agreed windows, a review of configuration, permissions and procedures, and an assessment against requirements such as NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001 or GDPR. It ends with a risk-ranked report and a remediation plan, followed by a retest after fixes.

Testing is done under controlled conditions in agreed windows. Zero production downtime so far.

Yes. The audit can be mapped to the requirements of a specific standard or review, with a remediation plan built around them.

Only the people you designate. The report and findings are covered by an NDA.

Yes. We start by determining which requirements apply to you: NIS2 for essential and important entities, DORA for the financial sector, ISO 27001 for certification, GDPR for personal data. The report shows the gaps against those requirements and the order in which to close them. We do not issue certificates, but we prepare you for the certification audit or review.

An IT audit is an independent review of a company's entire IT: servers and cloud, delivery processes, security configuration, backups, licences and costs. It ends with a report and a to-do list ordered by importance, with effort estimates and sequence. It usually takes 2 to 4 weeks and requires no changes to running systems.

It depends on the size of the environment and the scope. Usually 2 to 4 weeks from the first meeting to the report walkthrough. An audit of a single area, such as costs and licences, takes less.

No. We use read-only access and talk to people. We change nothing in your environments.

An IT audit covers the whole: architecture, costs, processes, continuity and basic security hygiene. Penetration testing and an in-depth security audit are a separate service. You can order both together.

No. We write the report so that your team or current vendor can handle it on their own. We can help if you want us to.

We check whether today's integrations are correct and secure. Designing and building them is a separate service: Systems Integration & Deployment.