IT Dependency Audit
A trained analyst goes through every password, login, and system your IT person controls. You get a one-page plain-English report — and the exact steps to take back ownership before you need them.
Get early accessBuilt for shops still running on handshake agreements with their IT guy.
You trust your IT person. That's fine. But trust isn't a backup plan.
Your email server was set up eight years ago. Only one person knows the root password. When did you last ask if they wrote it down?
Your website, your POS system, your accounting software — all registered under one person's email. If they disappear tomorrow, how do you log in?
You'd like to believe your IT person is reliable. But you've never verified what they control — or what you couldn't access without them.
You fill out a short intake form about your tools, systems, and IT contacts. No technical knowledge required — if you don't know something, say so. That's exactly the kind of gap we're here to find.
Our analyst documents who controls what, what breaks if they're gone, and what you don't know you don't know. We flag single points of failure, weak handoffs, and accounts with no documented owner.
One page. Plain English. No jargon. What your IT person controls, how risky each item is, and exactly what to do — this week and over the next 90 days — to stop depending on one person.
If your business has been around for more than five years and you've never done a formal IT review, you almost certainly have dependencies you don't know about.
You don't need to understand how the technology works. You just need to know who controls it — and what happens if they're gone.
One page. No jargon. Everything a non-technical business owner needs to stop being dependent on one person.
Every account, login, and system your IT person controls — documented in plain English.
Which dependencies are critical (business stops), moderate (causes pain), or low risk if the person is gone.
Step-by-step instructions for recovering access to every system, written for someone non-technical.
What to fix this week, what can wait 30 days, and what to put in writing before anyone else leaves.
We're taking on a small number of businesses for our first round of audits. Leave your email and we'll reach out when a spot opens up.