Scope simulator

IT scoping tool: tell us about your business

Enter approximate numbers and topics you want to discuss. The tool creates an initial summary; our team’s assessment determines whether monthly management, support for your IT team or a specific project fits your needs.

Office with several workstations and computers in use
No price on screen
Simulation
Scope to agree
Model
Proposal after assessment
Next step
Remote and on site
Support

Simulator

Three steps to describe your IT

Use the numbers you know. If you are unfamiliar with the equipment, contact a consultant directly using this page; Skills IT helps carry out the technical assessment.

Step 01: Describe the environment

Tell us what your IT runs on today. Estimates will do.

Desktops and laptops in use

Physical or virtual, on premises or in the cloud

Firewalls, switches, routers and access points

People who use IT and open tickets

Step 02: What needs attention?

Select the topics you want to assess. This does not order services or define what is included; the proposal confirms scope and tools.

What needs attention?

Step 03: Discussion summary

Review the summary before talking to a consultant.

Enter at least one computer, server, network device or user to see the summary.

An initial summary based on your answers, without an automatic diagnosis or quote. The proposal defines coverage and price after the environment is assessed.

Form

Discuss this setup

Check the details, tell us what you need and send your enquiry to sales. A consultant replies during business hours to agree the next steps.

Do not include passwords, card details or sensitive information. What you send is used only to reply to your request. This is a sales form: existing clients should use their contract channels for support.

From simulation to proposal

What happens after you send the scope

The tool organizes information; it does not assess equipment condition or confirm coverage. A proposal follows the conversation and the assessment needed for your situation.

  1. Step 01

    Simulation

    You describe the business and the topics you want to discuss with a consultant.

  2. Step 02

    Inventory and IT assessment

    We identify assets and dependencies and assess condition, risks and priorities together. You do not need to prepare this in advance; inventory tools are included in the management plan.

  3. Step 03

    Proposal

    We agree the assets covered, responsibilities, tools, hours and price. Monthly management and specific projects have their own terms in the proposal.

  4. Step 04

    Operation

    We start the approved service once access and responsibilities are agreed. For managed services, we set up and oversee the contracted routines and tools.

IT consultant surveying a server room with a tablet

Why no price

The right price depends on the assessment

Two offices with ten computers can have different needs: one uses only email; the other relies on servers and systems to serve customers.

Coverage also depends on systems, risks, priorities and your team’s role. The summary starts that discussion; it does not replace an assessment of your environment.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about the calculator

What companies usually ask before sending the scope.

Next step

Would you rather talk before simulating?

Tell us what your business needs in your own words. A consultant helps organize the information and agree the assessment needed.