Your IT team
If you want one provider to run the agreed parts of your IT operation, our fully managed service brings them together. If you have an in-house team, co-managed support adds capacity and specialist skills while your team retains the responsibilities you agree to keep.
Both models can cover user support, devices, identity and access, monitoring and service governance. The scope sets out who owns each task, where issues escalate and how performance is reviewed. The delivery models below explain how each approach works.
Process maturity and service management discipline
Information security management certified
Quality management certified
UK-domiciled service desk and engineering team
Delivery models
We deliver fully managed IT services for organisations that want a single accountable provider, and
co-managed services for in-house teams that need partnership without losing ownership.
Ask about either delivery model or request a quote for your requirements. Discuss managed IT support.
What we deliver
Our managed IT services are designed and operated as a single delivery model, not a stack of separate contracts.
01 · Service Desk
AI is changing the economics of Level 1 support. ServiceNow's autonomous incident agents, Microsoft Copilot for Service, and PSA-native AI from Atera and Freshservice now handle a meaningful share of routine requests, freeing engineers for the work that needs judgement.
We deploy these tools where they earn their keep, with tuned knowledge bases, role-based prompt design and deflection metrics tracked monthly. The service desk team focuses on the work AI cannot do, with named senior engineers on call rather than anonymous queues. Reporting covers first-contact resolution, mean time to acknowledge, mean time to resolve and self-service deflection.
02 · Identity and Access
Identity has become the primary attack surface across UK enterprise IT. Social-engineered helpdesk attacks, privilege escalation through dormant accounts and over-provisioned service principals are now standard tradecraft. Effective defence is a combination of platform configuration and operational process, not just policy.
We implement Microsoft Entra ID Governance with access reviews and lifecycle workflows. Privileged Identity Management for time-bound admin role activation. Verified ID for high-risk password resets. Conditional Access baselined to Microsoft Zero Trust deployment guidance. The helpdesk runbook is rebuilt around identity verification and rehearsed, with named approvers for privileged-account changes.
03 · Endpoint Lifecycle
The current endpoint landscape combines Windows 11 hardware refresh, Copilot+ PC entitlement on capable devices, Windows 10 ESU costs, and growing Apple estates in regulated sectors. Treating these as separate projects produces uneven coverage and unpredictable budgets.
We run endpoint as a single managed lifecycle on Microsoft Intune, with Autopilot zero-touch provisioning, Windows 11 hardening baselines, Defender for Endpoint and Microsoft 365 Apps for Enterprise. Apple estates via Jamf or Intune for hybrid environments. Refresh cycles planned to a calendar with quarterly cost reporting, so procurement is predictable rather than reactive.
04 · Observability
Untuned observability platforms produce alert volumes that exceed the team's capacity to triage, leading to alert fatigue and missed incidents. Effective monitoring requires detections aligned to the customer's application map and a measured reduction in noise over time.
We deploy Azure Monitor, Datadog or Dynatrace integrated with ServiceNow, with runbook automation for the highest-volume events. Detection tuning is reviewed monthly, with false-positive rate published as a primary KPI. Synthetic monitoring covers critical user journeys, and capacity telemetry feeds the quarterly business review.
05 · Co-Managed Operating Model
Co-managed engagements work when ownership is explicit. A written matrix across Microsoft, network, security, identity and endpoint sets out which team owns what, where the joint responsibilities sit, and how escalation works. Without that, co-managed quietly becomes fully managed by drift.
We publish the ownership matrix as part of the contract and review it quarterly. Your team has role-based access into our ServiceNow, Intune, Sentinel and monitoring tooling. Joint runbooks are version-controlled and shared. Pricing flexes with the split: when your team takes on more, the cost reflects it.
06 · Service Governance
Service reviews are most useful when they show what changed, what missed and what improved, in language a non-technical audience can act on. Sixty-slide dashboards rarely produce decisions; one-page scorecards usually do.
Our quarterly business review fits on a single page covering SLA performance, first-contact resolution, mean times to acknowledge and resolve, ticket trends, identity hygiene and vulnerability remediation. ITIL 4 process maturity, ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials alignment is evidenced annually, with a named service delivery manager accountable for the relationship.
Why CloudCoCo
What sets our delivery apart, in measurable terms.
Service desk and engineering domiciled in the UK, with named engineers rather than anonymous queues.
ITIL 4, ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials, evidenced annually rather than claimed once.
Service desk, endpoint, identity, network and observability under one operating model and one service delivery manager.
Microsoft Solutions Partner across Modern Work, Security, Infrastructure and Data & AI, with verified Sentinel, Intune and Entra delivery.
Written ownership matrix and role-based access into our tooling, where the in-house team prefers a partnership model.
One-page scorecard reviewed quarterly. The misses, the trends and the cost in plain language.