Services
All of your technology, looked after by one team
Many disciplines most organizations buy from four or five companies. We do them together, so nothing falls in the gaps between contracts.
Managed IT
Your IT department, without hiring one
We take responsibility for the computers, servers and accounts your people use every day: keeping them patched, monitored and working, and helping when something breaks. You get one monthly fee per computer and a team that already knows your setup.
- Monitoring, updates and patching for workstations and servers
- Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace: accounts, email, files and licensing
- Help desk for your staff, remote and on site
- New-hire and departure setup, so access starts and ends on time
- Vendor and ISP coordination — we make the calls
- A technology roadmap: what to replace, when, and what it costs
Networks & cabling
The part of IT inside your walls
Most IT companies hand cabling to a subcontractor and firewalls to someone else. We design and install the physical network ourselves — so the cable, the switch, the firewall and the Wi-Fi are planned together and documented as one system.
- Structured cabling and low-voltage cabling: copper and fiber, conduit, racks and labeling
- Low-voltage systems: cameras, access control, paging and AV wiring
- Switching, routing and firewalls
- Wi-Fi designed for the building, including guest networks kept apart from staff systems
- Multi-site links and remote access
- Network documentation you keep
Audio-video
Sound, video and cameras that work when it counts
Sound, video, streaming and cameras sit on the same network as everything else. We install and support them with the habits of broadcast engineering, where a failure is heard by everyone at once.
- Sanctuary and meeting-room audio and video
- Video walls and display systems
- Livestream and recording systems
- Security cameras and recording, from a few doors to entire campuses
- Digital mixing consoles and stage networks
- Training for staff and volunteers who run it
Broadcast engineering
Engineering for stations that can't go silent
Provecta provides engineering services to radio stations in the United States and around the world — RF as well as network and audio: the transmitters, antennas, links, studios and networks that carry a station to air, built with the redundancy on-air work needs.
- RF engineering: transmitters, antennas and transmission lines, boosters
- Studio-transmitter links: microwave, IP and codecs
- Studio builds, studio networks and failover between studios
- Audio-over-IP routing and monitoring
- Transmitter-site power, RF monitoring and remote access
- Streaming encoders and station phone systems
- Support for automation and playout systems
Automation & custom software
Make your systems talk to each other
Most organizations pay for several systems that don't share anything, and people copy data between them by hand. We connect them — CRM or case-management, phones, texting and email — and build custom tools where nothing off the shelf fits. We've built automation for radio stations, tax firms, churches, manufacturers, research and development centers and others.
- Integrations between case-management, CRM, phone, texting and email systems
- Automated workflows that replace copy-and-paste and re-keying
- Business texting set up properly, including carrier registration (10DLC)
- Custom internal tools and web apps when nothing off the shelf fits
- Documented, so you know what runs and why
Security & backup
Protection you can verify
Security is a set of things that are either done or not: backups that restore, accounts that require a second factor, filtering that stops the obvious attacks, and records that show it. We set them up, check them, and tell you what we found.
- Backup with restore testing
- Endpoint protection and email filtering
- Multi-factor sign-in and account security across Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and the other cloud services you rely on
- HIPAA safeguards and risk assessments for healthcare providers
- Written security programs for firms that need one (FTC Safeguards Rule, IRS Publication 4557)
- Security reviews of networks, systems and devices — also for organizations that keep their own IT
Why it matters
One call instead of five
When something stops working, you shouldn't have to figure out whose problem it is. That's our job.
The usual way
“It’s not our side.” Five vendors, five invoices, and the problem goes round in circles.
With Provecta
One call. One team. One invoice. We answer for all of it.
Tell us what's not working.
We want to help. Book a free Health Check, call, or send a note — a person reads every message.
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