Professional Email
Mail that arrives, from an address that looks like a business
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace set up properly — mailboxes, aliases, authentication records and client configuration, so mail lands in inboxes rather than spam folders.
What this covers
- Mailbox and alias architecture
- Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace setup
- SPF, DKIM and DMARC configuration
- Migration from existing mail
- Client and mobile configuration
- Shared and functional mailboxes
- Signature deployment
What it does not
- Licence costs, which are billed by the provider
- Recovery of mail from providers that refuse export
Stated plainly so there is nothing to argue about later. Anything here can be scoped separately — it just is not assumed.
How it starts
Nothing gets built before we know what is already there.
- Audit We look at what exists, what is broken and what you are already paying for.
- Recommendation What to do, in what order, and what to leave alone for now.
- Scope and agree Written scope with the inclusions and exclusions above, before any work begins.
- Build and hand over You own the accounts, the domain and the assets throughout. Always.
Also in Foundation
- Websites & Landing PagesA site that explains the business and makes it easy to act
- Domains & DNSYou own your name, and the records behind it are correct
- Managed Hosting & PerformanceThe site stays up and loads quickly, without you thinking about it
- Business Phone & VoIPCalls reach a person, and you keep the number
- Backup, Security & MonitoringIf something goes wrong, it is recoverable