Buying the right kit is only the first problem. Getting fifty, or five hundred, identical devices to the right people already configured and ready to use — that’s the part that actually eats an IT team’s week. We do both ends.
Sourced through our distributor relationships across all major manufacturers — laptops, desktops, tablets, mobiles, networking hardware and peripherals, consolidated into one delivery schedule.
Every device imaged to your standard build, enrolled into your device management platform, asset-tagged, and configured for a named user before it ever reaches site.
One office or a hundred sites — devices land where they’re needed, on schedule, with old kit collected in the same visit for refresh cycles.
Devices are staged inside our own secure facility — a bonded storage and staging site well positioned for same-day and next-day coverage across the Central Belt, with UK-wide dispatch through direct relationships with the major logistics carriers and hardware distributors. Stock sits with us, staged and ready, not in a courier depot or reseller’s warehouse waiting on someone else’s schedule.
We agree device specs, quantities, standard build and rollout schedule.
Procured through our distributor network and consolidated into our facility.
Every unit imaged, enrolled, tagged and quality-checked against your build standard.
Devices ship to site or individual users, with old hardware collected for refresh cycles — and known to our helpdesk from day one if you run Managed IT Support with us.
No — we’re brand-agnostic across all major device manufacturers, so procurement is led by what’s right for the role and budget, not what we’re tied to.
Yes — joiners, movers and leavers, scheduled refresh cycles, and ad-hoc replacements all run through the same staging process, so every device meets the same standard regardless of why it’s going out.
No problem — kit doesn’t need to come from us originally for us to stage, re-image or redeploy it.
Tell us the device count and the timeline — we’ll tell you what’s realistic.
It depends on device availability from our distributor network and your build complexity, but for anything beyond a handful of devices, giving as much lead time as possible helps avoid delays, particularly for specialist configurations or non standard hardware. Get in touch early with rough numbers and a target date and we’ll confirm what’s realistic.
Yes. Devices are enrolled into whichever platform you already use, whether that’s Intune, Jamf or another MDM, so each unit arrives already managed and policy compliant rather than needing enrolment on day one by whoever receives it.
Manufacturer warranty terms apply as normal, and where a support contract is in place, faulty hardware is logged and progressed through that same agreement rather than treated as a separate one off issue, so a faulty unit is swapped or repaired without you having to manage the manufacturer relationship directly.
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