Updates and compatibility
Planned platform, plugin and dependency maintenance where applicable.
Specialist service
Websites need regular technical care as platforms, integrations, content and business requirements change. Our maintenance service gives organisations a structured way to handle updates, faults and small improvements without waiting for problems to become urgent.
Support is planned around the existing technology and access available. It can include platform updates, backups, monitoring, troubleshooting, performance review, content assistance and an agreed queue of improvements. The exact response model is defined before work begins.
Built around real needs
Scope and capabilities
Planned platform, plugin and dependency maintenance where applicable.
Investigation and prioritised resolution of reproducible website faults.
Checks around available backups, uptime and important customer journeys.
A managed queue for content, usability, performance and integration changes.
A clear delivery path
We document the current stack, hosting, integrations, access, risks and support priorities.
A practical maintenance scope defines monitoring, updates, backups, response priorities and reporting.
Fixes and updates are reviewed and tested before they reach the live website whenever the environment allows.
Recurring issues and improvement opportunities are recorded so the website becomes easier to operate over time.
Relevant work
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View detailsFrequently asked questions
Often yes, after a technical and access review. We first identify the platform, custom code, hosting, licences and existing risks before confirming the support scope.
Response hours and priorities must be agreed in the maintenance plan. Standard maintenance should not be assumed to include round-the-clock emergency response.
Yes. Small improvements can be managed within an agreed queue, while larger changes are estimated and planned as separate work.
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