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IT hardware & licensing

Endpoints, networking kit and software licensing — specified, procured and delivered ready to deploy, on one purchase order.

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01Overview

Buying IT piecemeal means juggling suppliers, mismatched kit and licences that don't line up with the hardware. Consolidating procurement means one specification, one order and equipment that arrives ready to deploy rather than a box of parts to reconcile.

SpecIT hardware
endpoints
Laptops · desktops · thin clients · monitors & peripherals
networking
Switches · firewalls · access points · routers & cabling
licensing
Operating system, productivity & security licensing sized to seats
asset prep
Optional imaging, asset tagging & enrolment before dispatch
procurement
Consolidated specification & purchase order — one supplier, one invoice
delivery
Delivered to site or drop-shipped to users — lead times depend on stock & supplier

02What’s included

From order to ongoing support.

03How to choose

The questions that actually decide it.

04FAQ

Straight answers.

Can we get devices ready to use out of the box?
Yes. Devices can be imaged with your standard build, asset-tagged and enrolled into management before they're dispatched, so a new starter switches on and signs in rather than waiting for a manual setup.
Do you handle both hardware and software licensing?
Yes — the point of consolidating procurement is that hardware and the licensing that runs on it come through one specification and one order, sized to match, rather than being bought separately and reconciled afterwards.
How are lead times determined?
Delivery depends on current stock and the supplier for the specific models. Rather than promise a date we can't guarantee, we confirm availability at the point of order and flag anything with a longer lead time up front.
Can equipment ship straight to remote staff?
Yes. Kit can be drop-shipped directly to individual users — useful for remote and hybrid teams — and still arrive pre-configured and enrolled rather than as something the user has to set up.
Can you match an existing standard build?
Yes. Where a business already has a preferred hardware standard and a software image, procurement and preparation are aligned to it so new devices are consistent with the existing fleet.

Get it hardware & licensing scoped.

Tell us your sites and what you're trying to fix. We'll come back with the right mix and clear next steps.

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