We get your vendors working together. We own the coordination — even when another provider must be involved — and remain responsible for moving the issue forward.
Documentation and asset intelligence make this possible: relationships between people, devices, vendors, locations and applications are recorded, along with renewal, warranty, certificate and licensing dates.
What’s included
- Vendor support coordination for Internet providers, software vendors, phone providers, copier vendors, line-of-business applications and specialty consultants
- Microsoft 365 licensing management, rightsizing and renewal planning
- Renewal, warranty, certificate, licensing and expiration awareness
- Hardware inventory and lifecycle data from monitoring and documentation systems
- Business-class computer and server procurement, configuration and warranty planning
- Planned replacement cycles for workstations, servers, firewalls, switching and wireless
- Documentation of companies, people, locations, assets, configurations, networks, applications and procedures
- Long-term project, proposal, agreement and onboarding records preserved for continuity
What this means for you
Faster resolution, better vendor accountability, fewer surprise expenses, and an organization that owns a clear picture of its own technology estate.
Preservation of business knowledge
Documentation, asset records, tickets and historical project files reduce key-person risk. Your organization is less vulnerable when an employee, vendor or technician changes — and we have supported long-term clients through ownership changes, staff turnover, vendor changes, office moves, cloud migrations and technology generations since 1998.
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Vendor and license management: common questions
Will you really call our other vendors for us?
Yes. We coordinate with Internet providers, software vendors, phone providers, copier vendors and specialty consultants, and stay responsible for moving the issue forward so you’re not stuck in the middle.
Are we paying for Microsoft 365 licenses we don’t use?
It’s common. We review licenses against who actually uses them, right-size subscriptions and plan renewals so you only pay for what you need.
How do we avoid surprise renewals and expired warranties?
We track renewal, warranty, certificate and licensing dates in our documentation system and flag them ahead of time so they’re planned and budgeted.