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Support & Maintenance

Take structured ownership of incidents, problems, and monitoring for your applications, and move beyond reactive fixes

Support & Maintenance - an SLA-based managed service gives your leadership predictable ownership of critical applications, backed by clear governance. The 4–8 week transition delivers your first SLA model and service report, before ongoing support, including 24/7 coverage where needed, takes over.

You're carrying business-critical applications in production, but incidents, ownership, and response times keep slipping through the cracks

Support & Maintenance answers that by giving leadership a stable, SLA-governed run model with clear ownership, reporting, and escalation paths.

Incidents pile up with no clear owner

A structured incident and problem management model with defined SLAs and escalation paths

Key experts leave, taking system knowledge with them

A documented baseline, structured knowledge transfer, and validated support assumptions before we take over

Support costs are unpredictable and quality isn't guaranteed

Fixed transition pricing and tiered SLA-based retainers matched to incident volume, coverage, and complexity

Bug fixing and new development keep blurring together

A governed intake process that separates included bug fixes from separately priced change requests, protecting scope and margin

What you get

A confirmed SLA model and service report validating incident volume, complexity and risks, followed by structured incident and problem management with defined escalation paths, so critical applications run on a stable, governed model instead of ad hoc fixes.

Measures: SLA compliance (>95%) · Reduced MTTR · Fewer critical incidents · System availability (e.g. 99.9% measured quarterly)

How Support & Maintenance works

We use a structured, evidence-based approach, from stabilising your application under a validated SLA model to running it as a managed service. Through technical audit, knowledge transfer and shadowing, we cover two connected phases:

Starter: a technical audit, knowledge transfer, onboarding and SLA setup, with documentation review, incident analysis, and validation of support assumptions.

Ongoing managed support: incident and problem management, bug fixing, SLA reporting, service reviews and controlled minor enhancements under the confirmed SLA tier.

Service packages:

  • BASIC

    Reactive SLA-based support · Business hours (8x5) · Incidents, bug fixing, monitoring · Basic SLA

  • ENHANCED

    Hybrid (reactive + proactive) · Extended hours / optional on-call · + problem management and limited improvements · Enhanced SLA

  • PREMIUM

    Fully managed, proactive, KPI-based · Optional 24/7 · Full lifecycle: incidents, improvements, optimisation · Advanced SLA + KPI management

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