IT services
Your one-stop tech partner
The phones are one piece. Sanvoice designs, installs, and maintains the rest of the technology your business runs on — so there is no argument between vendors when something breaks.
Managed print & equipment
Print equipment that works with the rest of your office
Buy a printer, lease the equipment, or let Sanvoice manage the whole print environment. We configure the device, connect it to your network, keep supplies moving, and provide local support when something needs attention.
Own the equipment
Purchase a business printer or multifunction device and add support when you need it.
Ask for a recommendation →Keep cash in the business
Spread equipment costs over a predictable monthly payment, with Sanvoice handling setup and support.
Explore equipment options →One plan for the fleet
Combine devices, toner, monitoring, maintenance, and repairs into a managed monthly print service.
Build a print plan →01 · Microsoft 365
Email that lands, licences you actually use
We handle licence selection, migration from Gmail or an older host with mail history intact, and the domain records — SPF, DKIM, DMARC — that decide whether your mail reaches inboxes or spam folders.
02 · Cybersecurity
The controls that stop what actually happens
You do not need an enterprise security team. You need the handful of controls that stop stolen passwords, phishing, ransomware, and unpatched machines — and someone who acts on the alert instead of forwarding it to you.
03 · Business cloud backup
Backup you can actually restore from
Ransomware encrypts whatever it can reach, including the external drive next to the server. We keep an encrypted copy off site, monitor for failed jobs, and test that it comes back — because a backup nobody has restored is not a backup.
04 · IT networking & cameras
Networks built to carry voice
Slow Wi-Fi, dropped calls, and a printer nobody can find are usually network problems. Because we run your phones too, we build the network to carry calls properly from day one.
Start with a review of what you have
Who has access to what, what is actually being backed up, and what is exposed to the internet. No obligation.