What to have ready
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- How many people and locations you have
- Your current provider or internal IT arrangement, and when any agreement ends
- The systems that matter most: Microsoft 365, line-of-business software, servers, phones
- What you want to change: cost, response, security, growth
What happens next
Consultation
A fifteen to thirty minute conversation within a business day: users, locations, systems, the current arrangement, and what you want to change.
Assessment
A look at the environment before anything is promised: network, backups, licensing, security posture. Often an on-site visit for a Kansas City office.
Proposal
A written scope with service levels, inclusions, exclusions and the pricing model, for you to compare against the How to Choose a Provider checklist and against other providers.
Agreement and onboarding
Nothing starts without a signed agreement. Onboarding then runs two to six weeks: documentation, tool rollout, access cleanup and a first patch cycle. If the fit is wrong, a good provider says so at the proposal stage.
Before you decide
Compare providers
Ten Kansas City IT companies on published facts, ThrottleNet included and marked as our partner. Kansas City IT Company Shortlist
Know what to ask
The five criteria that separate a good proposal from a glossy one. How to Choose a Provider
Understand the pricing
Pricing models, inclusions and exclusions, and how to compare quotes on equal terms. Managed IT Cost Guide. Common questions are on the FAQ page, and the About page explains who operates this site.
Systems down or a mailbox compromised?
Emergency response is scoped and quoted as its own engagement. The Emergency IT Support page covers what to do first.
Prefer to talk it through?
The tracked number is answered during business hours by the Kansas City team described above. Or use the form at the top of this page and they will follow up.