Services

Six services. Clear scope.

Managed IT, cybersecurity, CMMC readiness support, Microsoft 365, AI planning, and a quarterly plan. For manufacturers and service companies in Chattanooga and greater Atlanta.

Manufacturing

Written for the shop floor.

A line that cannot stop, a machine that has to be set, and parts that have to match the print. That is the work these plans are built around.

  • Plant engineer in a hard hat and safety vest using a laptop beside production machinery
    On the line
  • Machinist setting up a CNC lathe on a factory floor
    At the machine
  • Machined steel parts laid out on engineering blueprints
    Parts and the print
01

Managed IT and help desk

Monitoring, patching, backups, and a person who already knows your setup, so a down PC does not take the day with it.

We watch the systems your people use. We patch them when it will not stop the work. We manage backups. We add accounts when someone joins and remove them when someone leaves.

On a shop floor, patches wait until the run is done. We schedule that work with you.

Included in the practice

  • Monitoring
  • Patching
  • Backup management
  • Device and account management
  • Help desk
  • Onboarding and offboarding
02

Cybersecurity

Practical controls on the devices and mailboxes where trouble usually starts, so one click does not become a shutdown.

Most incidents begin in email or on a laptop. The work is endpoint protection, email security, multi-factor authentication, and short training people will actually sit through. Complete adds 24/7 threat monitoring.

Tool categories we use: endpoint protection, email filtering, multi-factor authentication, backup, security awareness training, and, on Complete, 24/7 threat monitoring. The quote names the products. This site does not carry vendor badges.

Included in the practice

  • Endpoint protection
  • Email security
  • Multi-factor authentication
  • Security awareness training
  • 24/7 threat monitoring on the Complete plan
03

CMMC readiness support

A clear picture of the gaps, and help closing them, so a prime's question has a documented answer.

This is for manufacturers and suppliers that handle controlled information. The work lines up with CMMC and NIST 800-171.

If you handle federal contract information but not controlled unclassified information, the bar is different. We say which one applies, in plain language.

The path is a readiness check, a gap review, a list of fixes, help with the written plan, and then ongoing support for the scope we agree on. If we take on part of the work, we write down what you own and what we own.

This is readiness support. We do not certify you. A formal assessment is performed by a C3PAO, not by Pritech. CMMC readiness support is scoped after your free readiness check. It is not folded into the per-user price.

04

Cloud and Microsoft 365

Mail, files, and accounts that match the people you employ, with the loose settings tightened.

We migrate, administer, sort licenses, and harden Microsoft 365. License fees are billed by Microsoft. They are not inside the per-user plan. We help you stop paying for seats nobody uses.

Included in the practice

  • Migrations
  • Administration
  • Licensing guidance
  • Security hardening
05

AI planning

A short list of where AI helps the real work, and a rule for where it must not go.

We look at the jobs your people already do. We say where a tool would save time, and where it would put customer data or controlled information at risk. Security comes first. We do not arrive with a catalog.

06

IT planning and strategy

A budget, a vendor list, and a quarterly review, so next year is a plan you have already seen.

This is the vCIO work: budgets, roadmaps, vendor management, and a quarterly review. It is included with Complete. On Essential and Core it is quoted separately.

Response

Goals, not guarantees.

A response means a person acknowledges the request and starts on it. It does not mean every repair is finished in that window. We write the targets into the agreement, and we change them with you if the operation needs a different one. Business hours and extended hours are set in that same agreement.

Urgent

The floor or the office is stopped, or you may be looking at a security incident.

Goal: a response within 1 hour during the hours your plan covers. On Complete, priority response is at any hour.

Standard

One person or one system is stuck, and the rest of the work can continue.

Goal: a response within 4 business hours.

Planned

A request that can wait its turn.

Goal: a response within 1 business day.

Launch pricing

Starting prices, and what sits outside them.

These are launch-period starting points, per user per month. Final pricing depends on the environment and is confirmed in a free quote.

Essential

$65per user / month, starting at

This is an essentials tier for smaller environments.

The basics, during business hours. Not a full security or compliance program.

Included

  • Help desk during business hours
  • Monitoring and patching
  • Backup management
  • Endpoint protection

Extra

  • Extended-hours and after-hours support
  • MFA, email security, and security awareness training
  • Quarterly review and vCIO planning
  • 24/7 monitoring and priority response
  • Compliance documentation
  • CMMC readiness support, scoped after your free readiness check
  • Project work, hardware, and Microsoft 365 licenses, quoted before any work starts

Core

$135per user / month, starting at

Security tools, training, and a quarterly review, with longer support hours.

Included

  • Everything in Essential
  • Extended-hours support
  • Advanced security stack
  • MFA and email security
  • Security awareness training
  • Quarterly review

Extra

  • 24/7 monitoring and priority response
  • Compliance support and documentation
  • vCIO planning
  • CMMC readiness support, scoped after your free readiness check
  • Project work, hardware, and Microsoft 365 licenses, quoted before any work starts

Complete

$175per user / month, starting at

Around-the-clock monitoring, compliance support, and a planner.

Included

  • Everything in Core
  • 24/7 monitoring
  • Compliance support and documentation
  • vCIO planning
  • Priority response

Extra

  • CMMC readiness support, scoped after your free readiness check
  • Project work, hardware, and Microsoft 365 licenses, quoted before any work starts

Smaller shops with few computers: ask about per-site pricing.

After the first term, plans are month-to-month. Onboarding cost is confirmed in the quote before you agree. Nothing is added later in the fine print.

Questions

Before you ask us on a call.

What is a managed service provider?

A managed service provider takes on day-to-day IT for a monthly fee. You get monitoring, maintenance, and a help desk that already knows your systems, instead of calling someone only after something breaks.

Do you support the equipment we already own?

Yes, in most cases. During the readiness check we look at what you have, including older PCs on a shop floor. We will tell you if something should be replaced. We will not push a refresh you do not need.

What happens to our current IT person or vendor?

We would rather work with them than around them. Some companies keep an internal person. Some are ready for a full move. You own your data and your accounts either way.

How fast do you respond?

A response means a person acknowledges the request and starts on it. It is not a promise that every repair is finished in that window. Urgent: within 1 hour during the hours your plan covers, and at any hour on Complete. Standard: within 4 business hours. Planned: within 1 business day. These are goals, not guarantees, and they are written into the agreement.

What is CMMC, in plain terms?

CMMC is how the Department of Defense checks that contractors protect sensitive contract information. It lines up with NIST 800-171. Federal contract information and controlled unclassified information are not the same bar. We explain which one applies to you. We provide readiness support. We do not certify you.

How does onboarding work?

We start with the free readiness check. Then we agree on scope and price, document what you have, and move monitoring, accounts, and support over in a planned sequence. Onboarding cost is confirmed in the quote before you agree. You keep your data, your accounts, and your documentation.

Who counts as a user, and what costs extra?

A user is a person with an account and a device we support. Shared shop-floor computers are counted in the quote, in the open, before you sign. Project work, hardware, and Microsoft 365 licenses are extra. CMMC readiness support is scoped after your free readiness check. After the first term, plans are month-to-month. Smaller shops with few computers can ask about per-site pricing.

Do we own our data and our accounts?

Yes. You own your data, your accounts, and the documentation we keep about your environment. If we part ways, you leave with them.

Next step

Bring the environment, not a slide deck.

The readiness check is the simplest way to see what applies to you, including whether CMMC readiness support is in scope.