Find out where you actually stand
A free IT health check for Geelong businesses. A technician spends about 45 minutes looking at your setup the way we would look at our own. Then you get a written summary in plain English: what is solid, what is exposed, what we would fix first. Yours to keep, whatever you decide to do with it.
We follow the evidence
Not a sales script with a clipboard. The check starts from the fundamentals every time, and then goes wherever your setup says it should.
- Follow the evidence
Logs, configurations, the actual state of things. We look at what your systems say about themselves, not what anyone assumes about them.
- Find the weaknesses
Ranked by what would genuinely hurt your business rather than by what is easiest to sell. If everything is solid, the report says so.
- Go where we need to
When the first hour points somewhere unexpected, we follow it. The method serves the investigation, never the other way around.
The questions your report answers
Four things every business owner should be able to answer without guessing. Most cannot, not through carelessness but because nobody has ever looked properly and written it down.
Could you recover from your worst day?
Not in theory, and not because someone says the backups are running. From evidence.
Are the doors attackers actually try locked?
Not the exotic threats that make headlines, but the handful of ways small businesses actually get hit.
Is anything of yours already out there?
Staff logins circulating in breach data long before anyone notices. The dark web exposure check is included.
Is money leaking on things nobody uses?
Licences for people who left, subscriptions nobody remembers starting, services paid for twice.
Answered in writing, ranked by what would actually hurt. The things to fix first, the things worth fixing when convenient, and the things that are solid, because “this part is done well” belongs in an honest report too. If everything is in good shape, the report says so, and that answer is free as well.
Why we don’t publish the checklist
You will notice we describe what the check answers, not the step-by-step of how we get there. That is deliberate, and it cuts both ways.
The commercial half: the method took years to sharpen, and our competitors can read this page as easily as you can. The honest half, which matters more: a fixed public checklist is exactly how things get missed. The check starts from the same fundamentals every time, but where it goes next depends on what the first hour turns up, and a technician working through someone else’s form stops looking the moment the boxes are ticked.
What we promise instead is the outcome. If the evidence points somewhere, we follow it, and it ends up in your report either way.
Your report, in short
- Plain English, no jargon
- Ranked by real-world impact
- What we’d fix first, and why
- What is already done well
- No obligation attached
- Yours to keep either way
Book your free IT health check
Forty-five minutes with a GravIT technician, no obligation. Tell us a little about the business and we will call to arrange a time.
Frequently asked questions
What does the free IT health check cover?
The questions that decide whether a bad day becomes a disaster: could you recover from your worst one, are the doors attackers actually try locked, is anything of yours already circulating where it should not be (the dark web exposure check is included), and is money quietly leaking on things you pay for but do not use. How we answer them is our method. What you get is the answers, in writing, in plain English.
Why won't you publish the full checklist?
Two reasons, and we will be straight about both. The commercial one: the method took years to sharpen and our competitors can read this page too. The honest one: a fixed checklist is how things get missed. The check starts from the same fundamentals every time, but where it goes next depends on what the first hour turns up. The evidence sets the route rather than the form.
What is the catch?
It is how we would rather start a relationship: you learn exactly where you stand, we learn whether we can genuinely help, and the written summary is yours either way: take it, act on it yourself, or hand it to your current provider. No obligation, and we will not camp in your inbox afterwards.
How long does it take?
About 45 minutes of looking, plus a short conversation about what your business actually does, remotely or at your office anywhere on our patch. The written summary follows within a few days.
We already have an IT provider. Is this still useful?
Often the most useful case. A second set of eyes either confirms your provider is doing a good job, which is genuinely worth knowing, or finds the gaps politely. Plenty of what we find is small and fixable by whoever you already use.
Do we need to prepare anything?
Just someone who can grant temporary access and answer basic questions about how the business runs. We bring the method; you do not need to know what any of it is called.
Forty-five minutes for a straight answer
Book the health check. Worst case, you find out everything is fine, and you will have that in writing.