The last stop for hard problems
We act as the final technical escalation point, work the problem with your team, then hand back with notes they can use next time.
Business IT
You don't need to replace your IT team or your existing provider to get a migration finished, a specialist platform fixed, or a backlog cleared. Kritical works alongside them, on an agreed, explicit slice of the work, with the boundaries written down before we start.
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Co-managed IT is a defined slice of work, not a takeover.
Good at the day-to-day, but a migration or a specialist platform is outside what one person can safely carry alone.
Fine for helpdesk tickets, but a specific technical problem has been sitting unresolved for months.
Nobody has the spare capacity to get to it, so it stays a known problem instead of becoming a solved one.
A written division of responsibility, agreed before work starts — not assumed.

Deliver the agreed work, explain findings in plain language, record every change and raise decisions or risks that need your attention.
Keep business ownership, approve access and changes, set priorities, and provide the operating context the work depends on.
The request path, escalation points, working records, review rhythm and a completion record your team can check.
We aim to provide continuity through a consistent lead or delivery group where the agreed scope and service model support it. Your proposal sets out the contact model, cover and handover arrangements that apply.
Tell us the gap and the current arrangement; we'll price the defined work.
Co-managed IT is scoped against the actual technical gap.
Your team knows your business. When a problem is bigger than they should have to carry alone, we can be the next call, on arrangements agreed in writing.
We act as the final technical escalation point, work the problem with your team, then hand back with notes they can use next time.
Your people keep the relationship with the business. We stay behind them, on boundaries agreed in writing.
If you are moving provider, we help plan the handover, documentation, access transfer and parallel running, so your team stays in control.
We can take the escalation role for the platforms in your data centre as well as the desktop and cloud side.
A short engagement can address a specific issue or deliver an assessment at a fixed price agreed before work starts. Continuing assistance for an agreed area of operations is quoted as capacity and availability, with reporting and charges made explicit up front. Send us the platform and the blocker; after review, we confirm the information needed for a scoped price and its expected timing.
First, we identify the actual gap: the platform, the outcome you need, and what's currently blocking it. Then we agree the responsibility split with your team and your existing provider, in writing, before any access is granted. An agreed first phase can deliver the defined work and a documented handover — your team keeps the knowledge.
See the scoped price before you commit to anything.
Use these guides to see which technologies can help with the job in front of you.
Monitoring and observability shaped around the systems your team runs and the alerts they need to act on.
No. Kritical can work on a defined responsibility alongside another provider. Access, escalation and boundaries between suppliers are agreed by everyone involved before work starts.
Yes. Access is designed around the work and your security requirements — bringing in assistance doesn't require handing over all operational control.
Yes. Tell us the platform, the intended outcome and the current blocker, and we'll scope specialist assistance around exactly that.
Co-managed IT prices a defined technical gap or a bounded ongoing area of work — it isn't a per-seat replacement for your whole IT function.
Yes, when that's the agreed path. We'll work out escalation and handoff points with them directly so nothing falls between two suppliers.
Yes. Tell us the framework or concern — endpoint protection, backup, identity or something else — and we'll scope the specific gap alongside whatever your existing team or provider already covers.
We agree a change process up front, so a bigger piece of work gets a revised quote rather than silently expanding the original engagement without you knowing about it.
Yes — a single internal IT person facing a specialist platform gap is exactly the situation co-managed IT is built to address.
Tell us what you want to achieve, what you have today and when it matters.