We build and manage secure hosted desktop environments for UK businesses, on infrastructure hosted entirely in the UK, so your team can log in from any device, from anywhere, and get the same desktop, applications and files they'd have sat at their office PC. Sized for a two-person office right up to a 100+ seat team.
Every hosted desktop environment is built around how many people need to log in and what they need to run — from a single director working from home to a full office. Get in touch and we'll size and quote it properly rather than guess with a one-size-fits-all plan.
For sole traders and small offices who want to stop relying on one ageing PC in the corner, or need staff to work from home without emailing files back and forth.
For businesses outgrowing ad-hoc IT — multiple sites, a mix of office and home workers, or line-of-business software that needs to behave the same for everyone.
For established businesses that want enterprise-grade infrastructure and support without running their own server room or a large in-house IT team.
This isn't a self-checkout server — it's a properly scoped environment built around your business, so we start with a conversation, not a form.
A short call to understand user numbers, the software and peripherals you rely on, and how people currently work.
Your desktop environment is configured with your applications, drives and user permissions, then tested before anyone goes live on it.
Staff connect from a laptop, thin client or existing PC using a secure remote desktop client. Printing, files and apps work as expected.
No data leaving the country — your environment runs on infrastructure based in the UK, not spread across datacentres abroad.
The same desktop, applications and files whether staff are in the office, at home, or on site — no more emailing documents to yourself.
Files and applications live on managed infrastructure rather than scattered across individual laptops that can be lost, stolen or left unpatched.
One environment to patch, back up and support instead of a fleet of individual PCs each ageing and failing on their own schedule.
Support from the engineers who build and run the platform, not a call centre reading from a script.
Staff can connect from existing laptops, thin clients or older PCs — the processing happens on our infrastructure, not the device in front of them.
Add a seat the day you hire someone, or scale down just as easily — no over-ordering hardware on a guess.
Give a new starter exactly the access they need on day one, and remove it cleanly the day someone leaves.
We'd rather you go in with a clear picture than a sales pitch. Here's an honest look at the trade-offs.
We talk through all of this honestly as part of scoping — including whether it's actually the right fit for how your business works, before you commit to anything.
Every sector has different software, compliance and access requirements. Here's how we approach some of the ones we work with most.
Centralised access to practice management and bookkeeping software, with a clean handover at year-end and busy-season capacity.
See more → ⚖️Secure, centralised access to case management systems for fee earners working across multiple offices or from home.
See more → 🏨One consistent desktop for front-of-house and back-office staff across reception, reservations and finance.
See more → 🩺Centralised access to practice management software across surgeries and consulting rooms, with structured user access.
See more → 📐A consistent environment for CAD and project software across site, office and home-working teams.
See more → 💬We size and scope every environment individually — get in touch and tell us how your business works.
Get in touch → 📈Back-office, platform and CRM access with the access controls a regulated firm needs.
See more → 🤝Your CRM and candidate database in one secure environment for every consultant, in every branch.
See more → 🏠Sales, lettings and property management software shared live across every branch.
See more → 💜Secure, affordable IT for staff and volunteers — spend on the mission, not on servers.
See more → 🏭ERP, MRP and job costing shared between the office, the shop floor and the road.
See more →Real migrations, done properly — planned around how the business works and carried out without disrupting it.
Poorly supported by their previous cloud provider, Hadfields moved to a managed RDS environment with FSLogix. Sage 50 Accounts, IRIS and TaxCalc were all migrated out of hours — the team never lost a working day.
Read the case study →An eight-year-old office server with untested backups was one failure away from stopping the firm's work entirely. We moved case management, documents and email onto a managed hosted desktop over a single weekend.
Read the case study →Each of Marlowe Bay's three properties ran its own on-site server with its own quirks. We consolidated all three onto one centrally managed platform, migrated property by property during the off-season.
Read the case study →No server, no old provider, no legacy to migrate — just two directors and a launch date. We built their entire back office on a hosted desktop from scratch, live before their first candidate was registered.
Read the case study →Three partners, no studio, no infrastructure of their own. We built a GPU-backed hosted desktop for AutoCAD and Revit from day one, so the whole practice works from one shared set of files.
Read the case study →It's a desktop environment that runs on managed infrastructure rather than on the PC in front of you. You connect to it from a laptop, thin client or existing computer, and it looks and behaves like a normal desktop — your applications, your files, your layout — just delivered securely over the internet.
Usually not. Most existing laptops and desktops can connect to a hosted desktop with no changes — the heavy lifting happens on our infrastructure, not the device in front of your staff. We'll flag it during scoping if anything in your fleet genuinely can't cope.
Like any cloud service, you need a working internet connection to reach your hosted desktop. We'll talk through connectivity and any resilience options — such as a second connection or 4G/5G failover — as part of scoping if it's a concern for your business.
In most cases, yes — we install and licence your existing applications inside the environment. Some software has licensing terms that affect how it can be used in a hosted setting, so we check this during scoping rather than assume.
On managed infrastructure that we look after directly, rather than scattered across individual laptops. We're happy to talk through specifics — including data location — as part of scoping if that matters for your compliance requirements.
Pricing depends on user numbers, the applications you run and the resources they need, so we quote after a short scoping call rather than publish a flat per-seat rate that wouldn't be accurate for most businesses. Get in touch and we'll give you a proper number.