Customized Managed IT

A Plan Cut to Your Organization's Shape

Standard managed services plans assume your organization looks like everyone else's. It probably does not. Regroove maps your actual environment first, then builds the coverage around it, rather than trimming you to fit a vendor template.

Built for your environment, not someone else's

A custom engagement means the scope, the SLAs, and the pricing all reflect what your organization actually looks like.

Scoped to what your organization actually needs

We build the engagement around your real environment, not a template written for a generic 50-person professional services firm that happens to look nothing like you.

No paying for coverage you do not use

Standard plans bundle services whether you need them or not. If your data already lives entirely in Microsoft 365 with no on-premises servers, server patch management should not be quietly folded into the price. A custom package leaves that line out entirely.

Built around your environment, not a checklist

What you need depends on your industry, your tools, your team size, and your risk tolerance. We design the package around all of that instead of ticking generic boxes.

A fit that adjusts as you grow

The package that makes sense for a 20-person team in one office is not the one that fits once you have opened a second location or crossed 80 people. We revisit the fit as your organization changes instead of leaving you on a plan sized for who you used to be.

Deliverables and SLAs in writing

Everything in your package is defined up front: what Regroove does, how fast we respond, and what the outcome looks like. Nothing is left as a vague promise.

Quarterly reviews built into the agreement

We schedule a review of your package every quarter. If something is not working, we fix it. If your situation has changed, we update the scope to match it.

Matt Gomes, IT Support Specialist at Regroove

Matt Gomes

IT Support Specialist, Regroove

Shaped by someone who sees the day-to-day, not just the org chart

A tailored plan is only as good as the picture it is built from. Before we write a proposal, someone on our team spends time understanding how your organization actually operates day to day: how requests come in, which systems get used constantly, and where past support has fallen short.

Matt Gomes is often part of those conversations. As an IT Support Specialist, he spends his working hours on the support queue, which gives him a direct view of the kind of requests a specific team actually generates, which tools cause the most friction, and where a generic response time would either overpromise or leave a gap. That perspective feeds into the coverage we propose. Not the commercial terms of the agreement, but the practical shape of it: what gets monitored, how quickly different issues need attention, and which parts of your environment deserve the closest watch.

How we design your package

Getting the fit right takes a bit more time upfront, but it saves a lot of friction later.

01

Detailed needs discovery

We spend time understanding your organization: your industry, your tools, your team, your frustrations, and what you actually want IT to look like day to day.

02

Environment documentation

We catalogue what you have: devices, systems, cloud services, licenses, and vendors. This becomes the baseline for designing your package.

03

Package design and proposal

We write a detailed proposal with the services that make sense for your environment, the SLAs that reflect your needs, and pricing that is clear from the start.

04

Agreement and SLA definition

We define everything in writing before we start: response times, included services, exclusions, and how changes to scope get handled.

05

Implementation and onboarding

Your tools and environment get set up for the agreed scope. Users are briefed, contacts are shared, and monitoring goes live.

06

Ongoing review and adjustment

Quarterly reviews confirm the package still fits. We adjust scope, pricing, or SLAs as your organization changes shape.

Vendors and platforms we work with

We hold direct partner relationships across the stack, not just the software your team logs into every day, but the hardware, phones, and security tooling behind it.

Microsoft
Cisco
Lenovo
Huntress
Axcient
Yealink

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Common questions

Full and co-managed IT follow a defined model. Customized managed IT means we start from your actual environment and build an engagement around that. You might get some of the same services, but the scope, the SLAs, and the pricing are all tailored rather than predetermined.

Ready for Managed IT That Actually Fits Your Business?

We start with a discovery conversation to understand your environment and what you actually need from an IT partner. Our team works out of Burnaby and Victoria, BC.