
I want one accountable person keeping the approved systems current
Business app management keeps the approved apps, settings and connections current after setup.
Keep the approved business apps, settings and connections current after setup. Business App Management provides recurring checks, agreed changes and a written record of what was maintained.
This is ongoing upkeep with somebody who already knows your setup. The same checks run every month on what you have running, and the changes you keep meaning to make get made instead of postponed.
You end up with a system that stays current, and a short written note each month of what was checked, what was changed and what broke.
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Then the checks still run and you are not billed for work that did not happen. The checking is the point, because the things that break are the ones nobody is watching.
Cancel and everything stays yours, set up and documented, with the accounts already in your name.
Tech Help covers the one off. The retainer exists for the case where the breaking is not the main problem, and the drift is: the small changes nobody gets to and the checks nobody runs.
You do. Access is granted to me and it can be removed by you at any point without anything stopping.
A short note each month, in sentences. A dashboard link on its own is not a report, because nobody opens it.
Anything that changes the shape of the system rather than keeping it current. Adding a service everywhere it appears is upkeep. Building a new platform out is a project, and you are told which one it is before it starts.
I read it and reply with the scope and the price before any work starts.
Tell me the result you want and where I can see the business now. I use that information to identify the most useful service or package and decide whether I can quote it in writing. If one missing detail changes the work or price, I will ask for that detail or suggest a short call.
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