Site & network assessment
Review the physical space, users, current topology, equipment and known problems.
A practical assessment and design brief for a network that fits your business.

Select the deliverables your business needs. Final scope and acceptance criteria are agreed in your quotation.
Review the physical space, users, current topology, equipment and known problems.
Assess user density, applications, coverage goals, uplinks and future growth.
Define access boundaries, guest Wi-Fi and proposed network policies around business needs.
Receive the agreed audit findings, proposed topology, equipment recommendations and a phased implementation brief.
A useful first engagement for office moves, upgrades and recurring network problems.
Location, floors, users, devices, floor plans if available and existing equipment.
Your current issues, target opening or changeover date, budget range and priority applications.
Confirm deliverables, responsibilities, pricing, schedule and sign-off criteria.
A network audit is most useful when observations are connected to everyday business impact.
Review rack organisation, power, uplinks, port labels and the practical constraints of your workspace.
Review addressing, routing, segmentation and how people and devices reach the systems they need.
Locate recurring slowdowns, weak Wi-Fi areas and unreliable applications. Record where and when problems occur.
Consider additional users, new floors, remote access and equipment lifecycle before deciding what to replace.
The assessment should leave you with agreed priorities and useful documentation.
Agree the depth of each deliverable before the assessment.
A good recommendation explains what to do, why it matters and what the dependencies are.
Start with your requirements. We will shape the scope around them.