ItSolver helps medium-sized businesses and enterprises across the UK and the EU modernise technology, connect systems and improve operations, with custom software, cloud, AI and managed IT services delivered by one responsible team.
From a focused implementation to an enterprise-wide programme, we bring consulting, engineering, cloud and AI together, and we stay to operate what we build.
Business requirements analysis, technology planning, system architecture and implementation roadmaps that your organisation can actually deliver.
Custom application development, testing and deployment, and the integration of business systems, platforms and data so information flows without re-entry.
Internal AI assistants, autonomous agents, document processing, company knowledge search and customer-service automation, integrated with your enterprise systems and access controls.
Cloud implementation, modernisation and integration, with ongoing infrastructure operations, EU hosting options and the security controls your organisation requires.
Application maintenance, employee training, operational support and continuous improvement, with documented procedures and agreed response times.
Most estates grow one interface at a time: exports, re-keying and scripts that nobody owns. We connect the systems you already run through one integration layer with documented contracts, and one team stays responsible for it.
Illustrative estate. Your own inventory is the first deliverable of an assessment: see consulting and architecture, then software engineering and integration.
We approach each engagement through the processes it needs to support, the systems it must connect, and the people who will use it. One team is responsible from the first workshop to daily operations.
We map the processes a solution must support before choosing architecture, so software fits the way your organisation actually operates and the outcome can be measured.
ERP, CRM, document stores and cloud services are linked so information flows between systems without re-entry, and the whole is operated as one environment.
Training, documentation and ongoing support are planned from the start, so new systems are used rather than just installed, and keep improving after go-live.
We approach each engagement through the processes it needs to support, the systems it must connect, and the people who will use it. One team is responsible from the first workshop to daily operations.
We map the processes a solution must support before choosing architecture, so software fits the way your organisation actually operates and the outcome can be measured.
We develop internal AI assistants, autonomous agents, document-processing solutions, company knowledge search and customer-service automation, and integrate them into the systems and workflows you already have, with the access controls your organisation requires.
Seven contracts renew between 1 October and 31 December. Two require written notice by 30 September. I have drafted the notices and assigned them to Procurement for review.
Reads only what the signed-in person may see. Nothing leaves the tenant; nothing trains external models.
Security and operational requirements are agreed at the start and form part of the delivery, according to what your organisation needs.
Deployments in the EU regions of AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, with data residency documented per service.
Automated checks in the delivery pipeline and independent testing before go-live where your policy requires it.
Least-privilege access, single sign-on with your identity provider, and reviews of who can reach what.
Runbooks, change management and incident classification written down and kept current.
Priorities, coverage hours and escalation paths defined per client and reported monthly.
Documentation and training are deliverables, so your organisation is never dependent on one person.
From our base in Nottingham we deploy to the EU regions of AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud. Data at rest and in processing stays in the regions you specify, and residency is documented per service.
We work within your existing technology environment and connect new capabilities with established systems.
Vendor names and logos are used descriptively to indicate the technologies we work with; they imply no affiliation, endorsement or partner status.
Practical writing on the decisions our clients face: assessing an estate, connecting systems, deploying AI responsibly, hosting in the EU and running managed services well.
Which integration approaches suit organisations with a dozen core systems rather than a thousand, how to choose between them, and how to keep the result operable.
What it takes to deploy an assistant that answers from company documents and systems while respecting existing permissions, and what the EU AI Act asks of organisations that deploy one.
What to define in a managed service agreement so that priorities, response targets, responsibilities and the eventual handover are clear before the first incident, not after it.
Describe your environment and the outcome you need. An engineer, not a sales team, reads every request and replies within one business day.
