Something feels wrong
Releases are late, bugs return and every change costs more than the last one.

A senior engineer reviews your code, security, servers and costs, then tells you what is fine and what is dangerous.

Technologies and platforms we work with.
Think of a check-up at the doctor. You may feel fine, but the check-up tells you what is healthy, what is risky and what to treat first. We do that for your software.
An independent check of the software you already have, and the servers it runs on.
Most owners rely on their supplier's word about the state of their software. An IT audit replaces that word with facts. A senior engineer, who has no stake in what they find, goes through the code, the security, the servers and the bills, and writes down what is really there.
Think of it like an X-ray at the dentist. Nothing is changed while we look: the audit uses read-only access. What you get is a clear picture and a plan, in a written report in plain words that you can act on with us, with your current supplier or with anyone else.
It is different from our Automation Audit, which looks at how your business works. The IT Audit looks at the software itself.
Not sure where to start? Tell us what you have, and we will tell you what it needs.

These are the moments owners come to us for an audit.
Releases are late, bugs return and every change costs more than the last one.

Hosting and support invoices rise every year, and nobody can explain why.
Only your current supplier understands the system, and they know it.
Customer data sits in a system nobody has checked from the outside.

A short description and what worries you is enough. You get a written offer for the audit.
Six areas, every time. Each one ends in a plain answer: fine, watch it, or fix it.
Want to know the real state of your software? Ask for an audit.
Request a quoteEverything that decides whether your system is healthy, safe and fairly priced, in four parts.
How it is written and organised, how well it is tested, and how much it will cost to change.

Logins, permissions and customer data, and the weak spots an attacker would try first.

The servers, backups and services the system runs on, and every bill attached to them.

Who owns the code, the accounts and the knowledge, and how easily you could move them.

Confidential from the first message, and nothing in your system is changed.
What the system does, who built it and what worries you.
What we will check, how we will do it and what it costs.
Read-only access to the code and servers, and a short conversation with the people who use it.
What is fine, what is dangerous and what each fix costs, walked through with you.
You open the door. We do the looking and the explaining.
Cyber security runs through every part of the audit. And if you work with us afterwards, we take care of all of it, including the infrastructure underneath.
Many systems run on more than they need, or on less than is safe. The audit shows which, and what the right setup would be.
We map every server, service and account your software depends on, with the monthly cost of each. Then we check whether the hosting is safe: are there backups, would anyone notice if the system stopped, and are the accounts in your name?
If the answer points to a better home, we can run it on our cloud, in Europe or the United States. But the report stands on its own: you are free to act on it anywhere.
Connected work, from the same team. One offer can cover all of it.
Ask for all of it in one offerSix reasons owners give us when we ask why they wrote to us and not to someone else.
Read how we work or our story, or ask us directly.
Two different questions. The Automation Audit looks at how your business works; the IT Audit looks at the software you already have.
Want the column on the right? It starts with one conversation.
These are the questions owners ask us before they write. The answers are short.
Will I understand the report?Yes. It is written for owners, not for engineers.
Will it upset my current developers?It should not. An audit is a second opinion, not an accusation.
I do not know what it will cost.You get a written offer before we start. No surprises.
Is my data safe with you?We ask only for the access we need, and we sign to keep it private.
Another worry? Ask us. A question costs nothing.
Ask it on a callAn IT audit as part of your due diligence, before you sign.
When you buy a company or invest in one, you are also buying its software. We review it confidentially, as part of your due diligence, and report to you: what the system is worth to the business, where the risks are, and what it will cost to keep it running or to fix it.
The price of any audit depends on the size of the system, so we send a written offer after a first call. These are the things that decide it.
The same engineers who audit your software can fix it and look after it. Or you can take the report anywhere you like.
Want a lighter first look before a full audit? A senior engineer reviews your site, your search presence and how enquiries reach you, then writes down the three things worth fixing first. It costs nothing.
Clinic software, booking systems, client portals and shops. The questions are the same in every sector.
Your sector is not listed? We work with every kind of business.

What usually comes after an audit, if you want it.
Fixed-scope work from the catalogue
No pressure and no obligation. Pick the door that suits you.
An independent review of your software and the servers it runs on: the code, its security, its infrastructure and costs, and how dependent you are on your current supplier. You get a written report in plain words.
The Automation Audit looks at how your business works and what could be automated. The IT Audit looks at the software you already have and tells you what state it is really in.
Only if you decide to tell them. We need read-only access, which you or your supplier can give, and the report is yours alone.
No. The audit uses read-only access. Nothing is changed while we look.
A document written for owners: what is fine, what is dangerous, ordered by urgency, and what each fix costs. We walk you through it.
Yes. As part of due diligence before an acquisition or investment, we review the software confidentially and report to you.
It depends on the size of the system, so we send a written offer after a first call.
No. The report is yours to use with us, with your current supplier or with anyone else.
Other services, the cloud underneath them, and the words worth knowing.
An honest report in plain words. And if you want it, a team that takes care of everything afterwards, security and infrastructure included.