Your sector

IT services for nonprofits in the UK

Workstations, Microsoft 365 and backup for associations and foundations. Donor data, volunteers, events. The goal: stable IT, and a written record of every intervention.

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48 haudit delivery time

Clients of the group, among others

SocogetraKärcherMc Dérard ProSingerAB InBevGroupe IMASecurexD'IeterenTexardentEthiasFédération Wallonie-BruxellesLaurenty GroupUCMCMA CGMÉlectricité de StrasbourgNantes en CompagnieVille de LyonGroupe ESC ToulouseericAVille de ParisStade RennaisConnLeadsJost GroupGLCE ProtectKL MotorsportChâteau RougierProvince de Namur

The situation

What is holding your IT back today

Three findings we come across in almost every IT audit.

Accounts are shared

Staff and volunteers share the same logins. Nobody knows who accesses what.

Evidence is missing

Without an inventory or procedure, each departure leaves access open.

Donor data is exposed

Donor and member files sit on personal computers, with no tested backup.

What we do

Four priorities, ranked for your situation

We do not tackle all four at once. The IT audit shows which one is most urgent, and we start there.

01

Workstations and team support

Staff and volunteer workstations prepared, updated and monitored.

Admin access in your name

02

Protection of donor data

Named accounts and multi-factor authentication.

Alerts followed up

03

Software and data

Donor database, email and forms linked securely.

Data connected

04

Security and compliance

GDPR records and access rights before any new tool.

GDPR documented

Would you rather know what is at risk before you commit a budget?

Describe your environment. We state what is at risk, what it costs to fix, and in which order.

Get the 48h IT audit

The method

Six steps, each with a written deliverable

Each step produces a document you keep, even if the contract ends.

Step 1Scoping and admin access

A kick-off meeting: goals, sites, users, priorities, calendar. We recover administrator accounts, licences and domain names, and keep them in your name.

Deliverable: written scoping note
Step 2Inventory and supervision

We list devices, servers, licences and accounts, then set up supervision and backup monitoring before any change.

Deliverable: inventory and access register
Step 3Priority order

We rank projects by risk, impact and delay. You fund a priority order, not a catalogue.

Deliverable: prioritised IT roadmap
Step 4Deployment

Security, migrations and deployments. One technical manager runs the work and collects your feedback.

Deliverable: documented systems in service
Step 5Monthly reporting

A monthly written report: tickets, incidents, patches applied, backups tested, what we propose next. You keep admin access at all times.

Deliverable: written report
Step 6Adjustment

We reinforce what protects and remove what adds risk. Decisions are written in the report.

Deliverable: documented decisions
180+companies we support
+4countries served
17experts per sector
48 hOur average response time

Budget and scope

What a nonprofit IT engagement includes

  • Written IT audit within 48 hours, ranked by priority
  • Admin accounts, licences and domain names in your name
  • Microsoft 365 and workstations managed when the audit calls for it
  • Servers, network and backups supervised 24/7
  • Projects scoped in writing and approved before work starts
  • One technical manager and a written report on the agreed cadence

Common questions

What clients ask before an IT contract

Do you know the nonprofit sector?

Yes. The audit sets the priorities for access rights, backups and donor data. Not a standard catalogue.

Do admin accounts stay in our name?

Yes. Licences, domains and admin accounts stay in your name. We operate, you keep the keys.

Is a contract required to start?

No. The audit carries no commitment. You fund the work retained.

Where do we start?

A 48-hour IT audit: inventory, security, backups, access, licences. You keep the write-up.

Do you visit on site?

Yes, when the intervention requires it. Day-to-day support is mostly remote, with one technical manager.

Do you work in Belgium and France?

Yes. Head office in Brussels, office in Paris. Each mandate follows the market: language, regulation, local providers.

Last step

Get the IT audit within 48 hours

We review your workstations, servers, network, backups and access. You receive a written document stating what is at risk, in which order to fix it, and what that represents.

Written reply within 48 working hours. No unsolicited sales calls.