Choosing providers
We work out what a site needs, ask several providers and carriers for offers, and compare coverage, access technology, handover, contract terms and price. You get a recommendation you can follow.
One contact for your Internet connections.
Talk to us about your project →Businesses often tell us there are no good business ISPs. A connection rarely fails in just one place: the provider, the owner of the line, the hardware vendor and the people on site all play a part. You have one technical contact, and we coordinate the rest.
Provider, carrier and supplier management
Most companies buy connectivity from several providers, over lines owned by someone else, with hardware from yet another supplier. When something goes wrong, each of them points at the next. We take over that relationship on your behalf and stay on it until the problem is solved.
We work out what a site needs, ask several providers and carriers for offers, and compare coverage, access technology, handover, contract terms and price. You get a recommendation you can follow.
We place the order or follow it up for you, chase delivery dates, agree installation appointments and site access, and test the line before it carries traffic.
We open the fault with the provider, send the measurements and logs they ask for, and escalate through their support levels. We stay on the ticket until the line is back and the cause is known.
A second line over a different access network or provider, with failover on the router. We test the switch-over, not only the configuration.
We keep track of contract terms, notice periods and renewal dates, so lines are upgraded, renegotiated or cancelled on time and nobody pays for a circuit that is no longer in use.
Routers, switches and access points from distributors and vendors: lead times, replacements, warranty cases and vendor support tickets, handled by us.
When we take over a site, we collect what is usually spread over contracts, emails and old spreadsheets. For each line and service we record the provider, the circuit ID, the contract and the people to call. When a fault comes in, we already know whom to call and how to escalate.
Tell us what is broken or what you are planning. A provider that does not answer, a contract to review, a BGP problem or a new site network are all normal requests. We can work with your team or on our own.
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