One of our core values is understanding and this shines through in the IT services and support we provide for charities. Our experience working with customers in this sector means we understand the challenges faced and the most appropriate and cost-effective solutions available.
Our support service is offered on a credit system where you simply buy a number of support credits that translate into hours. This means you’re not tied in to a support contract and can assess how much support you need and adjust your credit accordingly. This is especially helpful in cases where you don’t know how much support you will need.
The requirement for IT support for large charities is more like that of a commercial business. However, budgets can still be a barrier. That’s why we offer significant discounts on support contracts for Charities.
We have been partners with leading Cloud providers for a number of years meaning we can leverage large discounts for the charity industry.
Many charities handle sensitive personal data such as payment information from their supporters. This means it’s crucial that IT security is tight to prevent data breaches. Bristol IT is partnered with one of the top leading security providers, which allows us to offer the best protection from Networks to End Users machines.
Aside from delivering our solutions to charities we also support local organisations where we can. Check out our blog posts on recent charities we’ve supported:
Get in touch with us today for more information on how we work with Charities
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