Switching to TWRU
Most businesses stay with an IT provider they're unhappy with because switching feels risky. We've taken over from other providers before, in four steps.
We inventory your accounts, devices, licenses, network and software. You get a full list of what you own.
We take over admin access, reset shared passwords and put our security stack on every device.
Old servers and on-site domains move to the cloud, usually over a weekend, with a rollback plan.
You get written documentation of how everything is set up, in plain language.
An aging on-site server and an IT setup inherited from a previous provider. Over one weekend we moved every workstation from the old server to Microsoft Entra ID and Intune, applied encryption and security baselines, removed admin rights from everyday accounts and checked the practice software worked on every machine. The old server was shut down and kept briefly as a fallback.
An aging firewall, and remote developers who needed the office's approved internet address to reach certain cloud services. We replaced the firewall with a managed FortiGate and set up a VPN that sends only those services through the office, so everything else stays fast.
A client once asked us: if something happened, how would I get my data back or move to another IT company? It's a fair question, and we answered it in writing.
Tell us what's not working with your current setup. We'll tell you what we'd do differently.
