Workstations and laptops
Setup, repairs, replacements, printers, and the slow PC that is costing the office an hour a day.
Day-to-day technical support for Limpopo businesses that need a local team on the phone and on site — not a ticket queue in another province.
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The work businesses in Polokwane actually call us for — not a catalogue of every technology on earth.
Setup, repairs, replacements, printers, and the slow PC that is costing the office an hour a day.
A phone number and email your staff can use. Remote first; onsite when the job needs it.
New users, password and MFA issues, shared mailboxes, and OneDrive / Teams access that actually works.
When the office WiFi dies, the switch is looping, or a new floor needs access points, we treat it as support — not a sales pitch.
Confirming backups ran is cheaper than discovering they did not after a disk fails.
File servers, accounting systems and the applications your team cannot work without.
A short, explicit sequence so you know what happens after you call.
Phone, WhatsApp or the quote form. Say what is down and who is affected.
We decide remote versus onsite. Many issues close in a remote session the same day.
The change is recorded so the next call is not a blank page.
If the same printer or user keeps failing, we say so and quote the proper fix instead of charging you to reboot it forever.
SMEs, professional firms, retailers and public-sector sites that cannot justify a full-time internal IT department.
Someone who has stood in a Polokwane server cupboard and knows load shedding is part of the design.
When staff cannot wait until Saturday for a password reset.
Start with break-fix if you must. Most clients move to managed IT once they see the pattern of tickets.
Yes. Remote fixes come first when that is faster. When hardware, cabling or a server needs hands on site, technicians work from Polokwane across Limpopo.
IT support is the help you call when something is broken or a new machine must be set up. Managed IT is the ongoing contract: monitoring, patching, backups and a named support process so fewer things break in the first place. Most clients use both.
Yes. Mailboxes, sharing, device setup, and the usual “I cannot send mail” problems are part of ordinary support, not a separate project unless you are migrating the whole tenant.
Polokwane is the base. We support organisations across Limpopo remotely, with onsite visits where travel makes sense.