IT Support for Accounting Firms in Geelong
GravIT keeps Geelong accounting and bookkeeping firms running through deadline season: practice software supported, client data secured to Essential Eight lines, backups tested, and a local technician on call when BAS week is not the time for IT surprises.
What usually hurts
- Practice and tax software that only misbehaves at the worst time of the quarter
- Client financial data that makes you a phishing target and a Privacy Act holder
- Deadline weeks when an hour of downtime costs real money and real trust
How GravIT helps accounting firms
- Managed support with same-day response, and priority when deadlines loom
- Security aligned to the Essential Eight, including MFA and tested backups
- Email protection tuned against the fake-invoice and fake-ATO traffic accountants attract
- Microsoft 365 set up so client files are shared inside the firm, not accidentally outside it
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Frequently asked questions
Can you support our practice software?
Yes, MYOB Accountants Office and Accountants Enterprise included. We support the IT around practice, tax and ledger packages: the server or cloud they run on, the database behind them, the updates, the backups and the vendor calls. Tell us your stack and we'll be specific about what we have run before.
How do you protect client financial data?
Layered, boring, effective: MFA everywhere, endpoint protection, filtered email, tested backups and permissions that limit who sees what, aligned to the ACSC Essential Eight and documented for your insurer.
Can you prioritise us during tax season?
That's the value of a local fixed-price contract: we know your calendar, and priority is set by impact rather than by who shouts loudest. In lodgement season an outage that stops the practice is the top priority band, with a 30-minute response target, and being twenty minutes up the road is what turns a response into somebody at your desk.
Tell us the problem first
Call us and describe the problem in plain English. We will tell you what is actually worth doing.