Technology IT,
day-one ready.

Because your engineers are paid to ship product, not to image laptops, chase Okta groups, or run a SOC 2 evidence library. We handle IT, identity, and device operations so the technical team stays on the roadmap. When a senior engineer spends a morning provisioning a new hire's machine, that is the most expensive laptop setup in the company.

Onboarding is day-one ready. The laptop is ordered against your headcount plan, imaged to baseline, enrolled in mobile device management (MDM), and shipped before the start date, and group-based access lights up the right tools automatically. Offboarding is one revoke at the identity provider that drops the person from every connected app at once, verified rather than assumed.

We run the IT controls and keep the evidence pack current, which is the part of SOC 2 that touches access, devices, and provisioning. That covers identity governance, device enrollment, vendor inventory, and the offboarding records an auditor will ask to see. We do not perform the audit itself; we make sure that when the SOC 2 question comes up in a deal cycle, the IT evidence is already on file.

Okta is the identity provider from day one, and every SaaS app sits behind it. New hires get access through groups rather than tickets, so joining the engineering group lights up the right tools at once. We connect apps with Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) and System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM) where they support it, and OpenID Connect (OIDC) where they do not, so one revoke removes someone from everything.

Yes. Hardware, software, and SaaS purchasing run under one set of guardrails built to scale from ten people to a hundred, so quotes come back in hours rather than weeks. We keep the vendor inventory current with renewals, owners, and seat counts visible to finance, and the quarterly stack review reclaims dormant seats and consolidates duplicate tools before they auto-renew.