Site surveys
Physical and network surveys across the estate, or a representative sample of it, recorded in a consistent format so sites can be compared rather than described.
SERVICE 01
Consultancy, site surveys, solution design and project management, grounded in your operational needs, your estate and your commercial goals.
OVERVIEW
Almost every expensive rollout problem was a decision made without the site in the room. A cable route nobody measured, a counter that will not take the mount, a store whose trading hours make the planned install window impossible.
Our professional services team exists to find those before they cost anything. We survey, we specify, and we write a design that the people who will actually install it have already read - because in most cases they are the same organisation.
Physical and network surveys across the estate, or a representative sample of it, recorded in a consistent format so sites can be compared rather than described.
A specification tied to what the sites need to do - hardware, network, power, mounting, cabling - and to a budget you can take to a board.
Refresh cycles, end-of-life planning and estate roadmaps, so replacement is a schedule rather than an emergency.
One plan, one reporting line and one point of contact across every workstream, including the suppliers that are not us.
Landlords, franchisees, main contractors, incumbent IT providers - the parties whose diaries decide whether a rollout lands on time.
Prove the design in a handful of live sites, learn what the survey could not tell you, then commit to the estate.
IN PRACTICE
Documents that get used on site, not a slide deck.
Discuss your requirementsHOW IT RUNS
We agree what is in the estate, what is changing and what success looks like commercially, not just technically.
Teams visit the sites, or a sample of them, and record what is there against a fixed template.
We specify the solution, price it, and test it against the awkward sites rather than the easy ones.
The design becomes a schedule, a bill of materials and an owner for every dependency.
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