For lean, high-stakes teams

Managed IT that eliminates
operational surprises.

We run your IT environment behind the scenes — with disciplined oversight and clear ownership — so it never becomes a disruption that slows your team down.

Numbers Speak For Themselves

Performance that you can trust.

24/7 Continuous SOC Monitoring
<15 min First Response
Quarterly Governance & IT Security Review
100% Computer Inventory Maintained
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Common Lean-Office Pain Points

When IT Isn’t Operated Deliberately.

In lean investment offices, operational risk rarely shows up all at once. It builds quietly as systems, access, vendors, and oversight depend on a few trusted people instead of a deliberate operating model. What should run in the background starts consuming leadership attention.

Alerts Without an Owner

Issues surface, but response depends on who happens to see them first.

Backups Without Proof

Data may be copied, but recovery is not regularly tested.

Access Without Discipline

Permissions expand faster than they are reviewed.

Vendors Without Governance

Key providers operate in the environment without clear control boundaries or least-privilege permissions.

Knowledge Without Backup

Documentation trails reality and critical know-how stays locked up with individuals.

Security Without Stewardship

The security stack is installed and running, but logs are not audited regularly, and thresholds aren’t tuned, reducing focus on the alerts that matter.

A Standard of Excellence

Techromatic Eliminates
Operational Headaches.

  1. Every system. Every process. Every vendor. Each has a defined escalation path — documented before any incident occurs. When something surfaces at 2 am, accountability isn’t assembled on the fly. It’s already assigned.

  2. “Tools installed” is not the same as “controls working.” Alerts and thresholds are tuned properly. Restore procedures are tested on cadence. Access is reviewed quarterly. Nothing critical is assumed to be functioning — it’s confirmed to be.

  3. Runbooks, asset inventories, vendor scopes, and change logs are maintained continuously — not assembled when someone asks. When staff turns over or vendors change, institutional knowledge stays. The environment is documented as a system, not dependent on any individual.

Proof in practice

Pressure-tested, no matter the issue.

When something breaks, changes, or gets questioned, the next steps are already defined—ticket assignment, predictable escalation, change management if needed, update the documentation, and proof you can point to later.

A security alert fires at 2:13 am. What happens first?

We acknowledge the event, classify severity, and assign a named responder. Containment begins immediately — isolate the endpoint or account, block indicators, preserve logs. You receive a concise update: what we know, what we’re doing, what we need from you. No speculation. No radio silence.

What you see

Incident timeline, containment actions, and a written follow-up with next steps.

An employee leaves. How is offboarding handled?

Offboarding runs off a documented checklist with proof of completion. Accounts are disabled, MFA sessions revoked, shared credentials rotated, vendor access removed, and device custody confirmed — in that order. Nothing is assumed complete. It’s recorded.

What you see

Access revocation record confirming accounts were audited for lingering permissions.

An examiner or client asks: “Show me your controls.”

We hand them organized evidence — runbooks, access logs, vendor records, change history, and the relevant policy excerpts. The goal is clean answers quickly, not a scramble to reconstruct proof. Most questionnaire responses are completed in under an hour.

What you see

A structured evidence packet — formatted and ready.

“Backups are running.” How do you know recovery will actually work?

“Backup succeeded” is not the finish line. We run scheduled restore tests — file-level and system-level depending on the environment — validate recovery time and data-loss assumptions, and record the results. Failed tests produce an owned remediation task, not a deferred concern.

What you see

Restore test log and current recovery time and data-loss expectations.

How do you prevent vendor sprawl and unclear responsibility?

We maintain a vendor register — who they are, what they own, access level, renewal dates, and escalation contacts — with documented responsibility boundaries. When something breaks, we coordinate the vendor directly. “Call them and let us know” isn’t how this works.

What you see

Vendor register entries and an escalation map.

You already have someone handling IT. Where does Techromatic fit?

We can work alongside internal IT — not around them. Most internal staff are absorbed by day-to-day support and don’t have bandwidth for structured documentation, security oversight, or compliance readiness, or sophisticated cloud management/engineering work. We fill that layer: runbooks stay current, controls are maintained, escalation paths are defined, and nothing depends on institutional knowledge that lives in one person’s head.

What you see

Clear ownership boundaries, a shared documentation baseline, and a division of responsibilities that scales with your team.

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What you receive

## Monthly

  • Ops summary with all actions taken
  • Uptime and incident report
  • Backup verification results

## Quarterly

  • Access review and permissions audit
  • Vendor register with renewal dates
  • Recovery test record (RTO/RPO)

## Always current

  • Asset inventory
  • Escalation map
  • Runbooks and change log
Client outcomes

Ask our clients.

Most growing companies hit a ceiling that their current systems can’t push through. These are three of those stories.

10× Network speed
99% Fewer incidents
4+ Years downtime-free

Four years without a single outage.

Before

Eight aging servers—each a single point of failure. Any failure took the whole office offline for a full day. Backups were local only. The firewall was a generation behind, with no intrusion detection.

After

Consolidated to two virtualized hosts with a redundant twin. Replaced the firewall and network edge, retrofitted every workstation with SSDs. Outages stopped entirely.

“Our systems have never run better.”

— Michael Betancourt, Managing Director, Aion Partners
20% Output recovered
+15% Revenue increase
↓ OT Overtime eliminated

Productivity back. Morale up.

Before

Grew from 40 to 225 employees in 18 months. An estimated 20% of daily output was going to social media and instant messaging—visible enough that managers were watching it happen from across the room.

After

Deployed monitoring tools to measure scope, then implemented content filtering that blocked the problem without calling anyone out. Revenue increased 15%. Overtime payroll dropped.

“We could never have achieved this without the out-of-the-box thinking Techromatic brought to the table.”

— Michael Savage, CEO, Manhattan Professional Group
11→3 Offices consolidated
÷2 Server count
6+ Years together

Simpler IT as the company scaled.

Before

A single in-house IT person managing 80 staff across 11 offices—one point of failure for everything. No capacity for strategic planning, no visibility into IT activity, no redundancy.

After

Techromatic replaced the internal function entirely. Infrastructure consolidated from 11 offices to 3. Server count cut in half. Costs down, network resilience up, staff more productive than ever.

“Our firm has grown, but our IT has gotten simpler.”

— Teresa Baiardi, Manager of IT and Administration, Horizon Engineering
Start here

Start with a stability review.

Our IT runs in the background so it never becomes front of mind for you. Let us audit your systems, and we’ll create a stabilized, frictionless IT environment for you.