Service
A written technology roadmap for your business, covering what to fix, replace, or budget for next, so decisions about your IT stop happening one emergency at a time.
Part of the APEX Protocol™
Infrastructure
Security
Support
Part of the team that's there when you actually need us.
Continuity
Common frustrations
Are your technology decisions made one emergency at a time instead of according to any real plan?
Do you know what's going to need replacing or upgrading in the next year, or will you find out when it breaks?
Is your IT budget a guess every time it comes up, instead of something you can actually plan around?
What's included
Best fit
Wherever you're based, we serve businesses across Spokane and Coeur d'Alene.
Our process
Applied specifically to it planning & roadmapping, here's what happens at each stage.
01
Evaluate
You get a clear picture of your current technology's age, condition, and what's actually coming due.
02
Implement
A written roadmap and budget plan go in place, covering what to fix, replace, or plan for next.
03
Maintain
Your roadmap stays current as your business, team, and technology change.
04
Optimize
Your technology spending gets planned instead of reactive, so a big decision doesn't have to be a surprise.
FAQ
It depends on the pricing model (per-incident versus a flat monthly rate per device), how many devices you have, and what's included. Most managed IT providers, FinWell included, use a flat rate per device so costs are predictable.
Read the full answer →That's exactly who we're built for. Most of our clients don't have an internal IT department. FinWell is the IT department, not a supplement to one.
Our sweet spot is 20 to 75 computers: built-environment and professional advisory businesses in the Spokane and Coeur d'Alene region, plus churches and nonprofits. If you're outside that range, reach out anyway and we'll tell you honestly if we're a fit.
In short, a business that takes on responsibility for another company's technology, so the owner and staff aren't the ones diagnosing it. What that includes varies a lot by provider, from reactive break-fix to a full embedded technology partner.
Read the full answer →Let's talk. No pressure, no jargon. Just a clear picture of where you stand.
