Managed IT Support
Proactive monitoring and maintenance
Proactive monitoring and maintenance with RMM: automated Windows and third-party patching, alerts on disks, backups and antivirus, and monthly reporting.
In short
Proactive monitoring and maintenance means an agent on every computer and server reports its health to a remote monitoring and management (RMM) platform, patches Windows and common applications on a schedule, and raises alerts when disks fill, backups fail or antivirus stops. Dig IT Solutions runs this for every managed client so problems are found before staff notice them.
When you need this
Signs this is the right conversation
- We only find out a backup has been failing when we need to restore something.
- Windows updates are left to individuals, so half the laptops are months behind.
- A server disk filled up overnight and the whole office stopped.
- We don't know what state our estate is in or how many devices we even have.
- Our provider says they monitor us but we've never seen a report.
Scope
What we deliver
RMM agent on every endpoint
Laptops, desktops and servers run a lightweight agent that reports hardware, software, update status and health to our management platform.
Automated patching
Windows updates and common third-party applications such as browsers, PDF readers and collaboration tools are approved, tested and deployed on a schedule, with reboots planned outside working hours where possible.
Alerting on the things that hurt
Thresholds for disk space, failed backups, antivirus or EDR status, service failures and offline servers raise alerts that go straight to the helpdesk queue.
Scheduled maintenance
Routine housekeeping such as disk clean-up, log rotation, firmware checks and licence audits handled at agreed times.
Asset and warranty register
A live inventory of devices, specifications, ages and warranty dates, which feeds directly into replacement planning and procurement.
Monthly reporting
A plain-English report covering patch compliance, alerts raised, backup success, device health and recommendations for the coming month.
Outcomes
What you get out of it
- Failures are caught during working hours before they become outages.
- Patch compliance is measured, not assumed.
- Replacement decisions are based on real device data.
- You can show insurers, auditors and clients that systems are maintained.
FAQ
Questions we are asked
What does proactive IT monitoring actually mean?
Is your monitoring 24/7?
What is RMM?
Does patching cover applications as well as Windows?
Will monitoring slow down our computers?
Insights
Further reading
Managed IT Support
What is managed IT support? What's included, what's excluded and what it costs
Managed IT support explained for UK businesses: what a monthly contract covers, what is usually excluded, how SLAs and pricing work and when it beats break-fix.
Networking & Infrastructure
Hardware lifecycle strategy: how often to replace laptops, servers and network kit
A hardware refresh plan for UK businesses: replacement cycles by device type, the Windows 11 hardware floor, why mixed estates cost more, budgeting, disposal.
Managed IT Support
What is an IT support SLA, and what response times are reasonable?
IT support SLAs explained: response versus resolution, P1 to P4 priority examples, business hours versus 24/7, what to check in the contract and the red flags.
Next step
Talk to an engineer, not a sales script
Tell us what is not working, or what you are planning, and we will give you a straight view on what it would take to fix.

