Most businesses have no independent way to answer a simple question: is our IT actually in good shape, and are we getting what we pay for? Your provider can't answer it impartially. Your internal staff are too close to it.
An IT Health Audit gives you a straight answer from someone with no stake in the outcome.
What gets assessed
I score your environment across nine domains, using the same framework I'd apply to an enterprise:
IT Governance & Strategic Alignment
Documentation Maturity
Network & Infrastructure
Systems & Asset Management
Backup & Disaster Recovery
Security & Risk Management
Identity & Access Management
Vendor & License Management
Policies & Procedures
What you get
A maturity scorecard.
Every domain scored on a 5-point scale, with an overall rating — so you can see at a glance where you're strong and where you're exposed.
Findings in plain language.
For each domain: what I found, what it means for your business, and the recommended next step. No jargon, no dashboards.
A 90-day priority roadmap.
The handful of things worth doing first, sequenced, each with a rough budget impact — so it feeds directly into your next budget conversation.
Everything in writing, and it's yours.
The report belongs to you whether or not we work together again.
How it works
1
Intake call. A short conversation about your business and your current setup, so I can scope the audit accurately.
2
Scope and fee confirmed. Flat fee, quoted and agreed before any work begins. No hourly surprises.
3
Evidence gathering. I'll send a structured checklist covering your contracts, network, systems, backups, security posture, and access.
4
Assessment and report. I score the environment and walk you through the findings in a call, not just a PDF drop.
What it costs
Flat fee, scoped to your environment after the intake call and confirmed in writing before any work begins. No retainer required, and no obligation to continue afterward.
I'll give you the full number on the first call — you shouldn't have to go through a discovery process to find out what something costs.