People rotate, access does not
Board members, seasonal staff, and volunteers collect old accounts. Joining and leaving has to be a checklist.
Nonprofits
IT for nonprofits in Pittsburgh.
A small staff, a grant cycle, and donors who expect you to take care of their information. The IT bill should be predictable.
Where it usually hurts
Donor and client information on personal email
It starts as a convenience. It ends as a breach. Shared mailboxes and MFA are the boring fix.
A budget that cannot absorb a surprise
A flat monthly plan is easier to put in a grant budget than an open-ended hourly relationship.
Services that fit
Managed IT
A monthly plan sized to a lean staff, with onboarding and offboarding included in the conversation.
See the serviceMicrosoft 365
The nonprofit-friendly place for mail and files, administered properly. License discounts are quoted from Microsoft’s programs, not invented here.
See the serviceSecurity
MFA and mail filtering, because nonprofits are targeted for the same stolen-password tricks as everyone else.
See the servicePhones
One public number, a menu that makes sense, and staff apps so personal cells stay personal.
See the serviceThe compliance angle
If you hold health information, student information, or payment cards, the same rules as any other organization apply. We help with the controls and the paperwork. We do not publish a nonprofit discount or a special certification, because neither has been confirmed.
Other industries
Find out where your IT stands.
Free, no-obligation assessment. A person reads what you send.