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Where we work
On site across central Scotland from our Edinburgh base, and remotely everywhere else with visits by arrangement. Same prices wherever you are, we do not price by postcode.
On site, in person
Remote coverage, visits by arrangement

Services · Remote support
Email that has stopped sending or receiving, will not set up on a new phone, or has been the same password since 2015. Fixed and secured across every device.£75 to £120/hour

Email support is fixing the everyday email problems that quietly stop a business working: email that has stopped sending or receiving, an account that will not set up on a new phone or laptop, a mailbox that is full, or a password that has been the same since 2015 and is now a real risk. We get it working again across every device you use, and we make sure it is secured properly rather than left as an open door.
Email matters more than its humble reputation suggests, because for most businesses it is where the orders, the invoices and the important conversations live, and it is also the single most common way attackers get in. So the two jobs are really one: making email reliable, so it actually sends and receives on every device, and making it secure, so a guessed or reused password is not handing someone the keys to your entire business overnight.
We handle both the boring reliability side, setting up Outlook, Gmail, Apple Mail or business email correctly on any device, fixing send-and-receive faults, sync problems and full mailboxes, and the security side, getting the settings right and turning on the protections that stop a leaked password becoming a break-in. It is the sort of thing that seems simple until it goes wrong, at which point it stops the whole day until someone who does it daily sorts it.
See it work
Run a health check and see the kind of problems we catch and fix remotely.
A scripted demonstration on sample kit. On yours we run a real remote check and send you the plain-English findings before touching anything.
The first benefit is the obvious one: email that just works, on every device, so you are not missing orders because the phone stopped syncing or losing a morning because nothing will send. For a business that runs on email, reliable email is not a nicety, it is the difference between a normal day and a day spent firefighting while customers wonder why you have gone quiet.
The second, and the one people underrate, is security. Email is the front door attackers try first, and a weak or reused password, or a mailbox with no extra protection, is how a huge share of business break-ins actually happen, often silently. Getting the settings right and the protections switched on closes that door, and because email is so often the way in, securing it protects far more than just your inbox.
The third is that it is done once and done properly, across everything. Rather than email half-working on the laptop but not the phone, or working until the next password prompt nobody can answer, having it set up correctly on every device, with the passwords and recovery sorted, means it stops being a recurring niggle and becomes something you simply stop having to think about.
Tap an example to read what actually happened.
A small business suddenly could not send email, only receive, and a day's worth of quotes and replies was stacking up unsent while customers waited. We diagnosed it as a settings and mailbox-full problem rather than anything sinister, cleared it, corrected the setup on every device, and had them sending again within the hour. We also spotted that the password had been unchanged for years and helped them fix that before it became a real problem.
A firm was running its business email on a password several staff shared and had not changed in years, with none of the extra protection turned on, a genuine open door. Without disrupting anyone's day, we moved everyone to their own secure logins, turned on the protection that stops a leaked password being enough on its own, and fixed the sync issues on people's phones while we were at it. Email got both more reliable and dramatically safer in a single session.
Tell us what is going wrong and we will come back with a fixed price in writing, after a short scoping call. No obligation, and no jargon.
£75 to £120/hour. We agree the exact number before any work starts, so there are no open ended day rates.
Most work of this kind is live within three to four weeks. We give you a date before we begin and tell you early if anything threatens it.
Yes. We are based in Edinburgh and work on site across the Lothians, Fife and Glasgow, and remotely across the United Kingdom.
Same service, same prices, wherever you are. On site across central Scotland and remotely across the rest of the UK.
A slow, frozen or misbehaving PC or Mac sorted over a secure remote session, usually within the hour. You watch the whole thing and end it whenever you like.
Pop ups, ransom messages, a browser that has been hijacked or a machine that is suddenly crawling. Cleaned out, checked, and hardened so it does not come straight back.
The single most common thing that quietly wastes an afternoon. Printers, scanners and drivers set up and talking to every device that needs them.
Drop outs, dead spots and a connection that is fine everywhere except where you actually work. Diagnosed and sorted, with honest advice on what hardware is worth it.
Windows updates that will not install, an Office licence that has lapsed, or a 365 account nobody can get into. The Microsoft tangle untangled by someone who does it daily.
Stop missing calls. Stop quoting at midnight.