Connectivity solutions

Services & Connectivity

Telecoms and connectivity under one roof, with one supplier and one bill.

Cyber Essentials certified ISO 27001 aligned Microsoft Cloud Solutions Provider 24/7 monitoring UK-based service desk ICO registered

Broadband from one company, mobiles from another, the phone system from a third, and hosting from whoever set the website up years ago. When something breaks, each of them is confident it is one of the others, and you are the one holding the phone. We consolidate it — lines, handsets, connectivity and hosting on a single account, supported by the same team that already looks after your IT. One relationship, one bill, and nobody to point at but us.

Leased linesBroadbandMobile & voiceConnectivityONE SUPPLIERONE BILL

One network

Every line and handset on one supplier, one bill

All circuits healthy
1 bill
one supplier
24/7
monitored
UK
service desk

What is included

  • Business mobile plans
  • VoIP phone systems
  • Broadband and leased lines
  • DNS and domain management
  • Hosting services
  • Integrated support and billing

What changes

No more finger-pointing

One supplier accountable for the whole path, from the handset to the internet connection.

One bill, properly explained

Consolidated billing you can actually check, instead of four invoices nobody reconciles.

Supported by people who know your setup

The same service desk that manages your IT, so nobody needs the situation explaining twice.

Method

How Commstec works

01

Assess

Document what exists, including the parts nobody wants to discuss.

02

Standardise

Remove the variation that causes most incidents.

03

Secure

Apply controls and prove they are working.

04

Operate

Run it day to day against agreed measures.

05

Improve

Review quarterly with real data, not a slide.

Next step

Book a 30-minute technology and security review

No obligation and no scripted sales call. You’ll leave with a clear view of where your current environment is exposed and what it would take to fix.

Arrange the review →