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Laptops, desktops, monitors, phones, peripherals, networking gear, servers, storage, meeting rooms — all of it, business-grade, at negotiated pricing passed through to you. Consumer kit saves a few hundred dollars and costs it back in support calls and a shorter life.
Tell us what you need. If you're not sure of the spec, describe the work and we'll recommend it.
We won't sell your data or send you marketing you didn't ask for.
Hardware vendors we're partnered with
The purchase price is the smallest part of what a device costs you. Support time, downtime, and replacement cycle are where the difference shows up.
Nine categories, not just endpoints. And within each, tell us what the person actually does — an estimator opening large drawings and a receptionist need genuinely different machines.
Specified by role — mobile workers, estimators handling large files, and admin staff have genuinely different needs.
Dual-screen setups, docks that actually deliver power and display over one cable, and mounting for tight desks.
Desk handsets, mobile devices, and tablets — enrolled in management so they're secured and wipeable from day one.
Headsets, webcams, keyboards, mice, and the adapters everyone needs and nobody budgets for.
Switches, wireless access points, firewalls, and cabling — cloud-managed where a distributed estate benefits from it.
On-premises servers, NAS and SAN storage, and hyperconverged nodes — sized for the workload rather than the brochure.
Room systems that work with Teams without a technician present, plus displays, cameras, and speakerphones.
Panel PCs, vehicle-mount terminals, and scanners rated for the dust, cold, and vibration they'll actually meet.
Multifunction devices and document scanners, including the secure-release configuration regulated clients need.
Anyone can order hardware. The value is in what happens between the vendor's warehouse and someone doing productive work on it.
We recommend against the actual work, not a generic tier — and tell you where spending more genuinely pays back.
Ordered at partner pricing, with lead times confirmed before you commit to a start date for a new hire or site.
Enrolled, imaged, encrypted, and policy-applied — either in advance or automatically on first sign-in.
Shipped to the office or the person's door, then added to the asset register with warranty dates tracked.
Autopilot and Intune do most of this automatically — and you're probably already licensed for both.
Lifecycle ManagementThere's no universally right answer — it depends on your cash position, whether you'd rather spend capital or operating budget, and how predictable you need the cost to be.
Capital purchase, you own the asset, no ongoing commitment or end-of-term obligation.
Fixed monthly cost from operating budget, with the hardware refreshed at end of term.
Replace a portion of the fleet each year rather than the whole estate at once.
Next-business-day onsite versus mail-it-back-and-wait is a small difference in purchase price and an enormous difference on the day a machine dies. For anyone whose work stops without their computer, it's the single most valuable option on the order.
We track warranty expiry across your fleet, so replacement is planned rather than reactive — and we handle the vendor claim rather than handing you a case number.
An engineer comes to the machine. For anyone whose work stops without their computer, this is the option worth paying for.
The replacement arrives before you send the faulty unit back, so there's no gap in the middle.
We monitor warranty end dates across your fleet, so replacement is planned rather than triggered by a failure.
Vendor support is our conversation, not yours. You get a working machine rather than a case reference number.
No — endpoints are the most common request but they're a fraction of it. We supply monitors and docking, phones and tablets, peripherals and accessories, switches and firewalls and access points, servers and storage, meeting room AV, rugged and industrial devices, and printers and scanners. If it plugs into your network, we can quote it.
Our margin on hardware is modest and we'll be straightforward about it — the business is built on service, not on box-shifting. Partner pricing is generally better than list, and for larger orders we'll show you the quote breakdown rather than a single number.
Yes, and sometimes that's the right answer. What we'd ask is that you check the model with us first — consumer models without management enrolment cost more in setup time than you saved on purchase, which defeats the point.
By what the person does. A CAD user, an estimator opening large drawings, a warehouse supervisor, and a receptionist need four different machines, and specifying them all identically means overspending on three or underspending on one.
Common models are usually days; specific configurations and servers can be weeks. We confirm lead time before you commit to a start date for a new hire or a site opening, because that's the dependency that actually bites.
Yes — collected, data wiped to a documented standard, and either redeployed into your pool or recycled responsibly with a certificate. That's part of our lifecycle management service.
Yes. Direct-to-employee delivery across North America, which matters for distributed teams — the device arrives configured at the person's door rather than being shipped twice.
Describe the work rather than the spec if that's easier — we'd rather recommend the right machine than quote the one you asked for and watch it underperform.
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