Book a Free IT Discovery Call
A relaxed 45-minute conversation about your IT, your business and where you want to take it. You’ll come away with a clearer picture of what’s working well, what could be better, and whether Sentinel is the right fit to help you get there.
Tell us how your team works day to day, what’s slowing you down and where you’d like your business to be. The more context you share, the more useful the conversation becomes.
We’ll talk through your current systems, devices, cloud tools, phones and connectivity to get a clear view of how everything fits together, explained in plain English.
A quick look at how well protected your business is, from backups and email security to access controls and Cyber Essentials readiness. You’ll leave knowing where you stand.
Based on what you share, you’ll receive practical recommendations tailored to your business, along with an honest view of how Sentinel could support you. Questions about pricing, timelines or process are all welcome.
Just bring a rough idea of your team size, the systems you use and any IT frustrations you’d like to solve. If you have a list of devices or software to hand, that’s helpful, but it’s entirely optional.
Yes. The discovery call is completely free and comes with zero obligation. It’s simply a chance to understand your needs and see whether we’re a good match.
You’ll speak with a member of the Sentinel team who understands both the technical and business side of IT, so the conversation stays focused on what matters to your organisation.
We’ll follow up with a summary of what we discussed and our recommendations. If you’d like to move forward, the next step is usually a more detailed IT review or a tailored proposal. The pace is entirely yours.
Onboarding is planned around your business to keep things running smoothly throughout. We handle the documentation, system configuration and getting your team comfortable with how support works, so you can see the benefits from day one.
We provide onsite and remote IT support to businesses across the South of England, including Hampshire, Dorset, Wiltshire, Surrey and Berkshire.