Helping Small Businesses Make Better Technology Decisions
SMALL BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY CHECKUP
A Simple Second Look at Your Business Technology
Most small businesses rely on technology every day, but that does not always mean everything is working the way it should. The V-ITP Small Business Technology Checkup gives you an independent look at the systems your business depends on. We review the basics, point out areas that may need attention, and give you a clear list of what should be addressed first.
What We Look At
Depending on your business, the review may include:
- Internet and network reliability
- Wi-Fi coverage
- Computers and devices
- Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
- User accounts and passwords
- Multi-factor authentication
- Cybersecurity protections
- Backups and recovery
- Business continuity
- Software and cloud services
- Technology vendors
- Phone systems
- POS and payment systems, when needed
What You Get
After the review, you receive a written report that explains:
- What is working well
- What needs attention
- Any major risks we find
- What should be fixed first
- What can wait
- Practical next steps
We keep the report simple and easy to understand.
Each area is rated:
Green: Looks good
Yellow: Needs attention
Red: Should be addressed soon
Independent Advice
V-ITP does not use the Technology Checkup as a way to push hardware, software, or long-term IT contracts.
You can take the report and handle the recommendations yourself, give it to your current IT provider, or ask V-ITP to help with specific items.
The goal is simple: help you understand your technology and make better decisions about what your business really needs.
Small Business Technology Checkup
Starting at $695
The typical checkup includes:
- A short meeting with the owner or manager
- An onsite review
- A written report
- A review of the findings
Larger or more complex businesses may need a little more time, but the scope and price will always be discussed before work begins.
Know What You Have Before You Spend More Money
If you are not sure how reliable, secure, or well set up your technology is, a quick review can help.
Find out what is working, what needs attention, and what should be fixed first.