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We confirm the client is a fit, review the existing material, and agree on a cleanup plan before work begins.
Black Copper Labs organizes the network details, accounts, contacts, and procedures that make supporting a client faster and safer.
REQUEST A FREE FIT CHECKYour technicians need the right information when they need it, not after a search through Word files, OneNote, tickets, and several password locations.
We confirm the client is a fit, review the existing material, and agree on a cleanup plan before work begins.
We organize the useful details in your current platform, whether it is Hudu, IT Glue, SharePoint, or another established system.
You receive a navigable client record, a short gap list, and a structure your team can maintain from day one.
The right scope depends on what you already have, what needs attention, and how your team works. A typical cleanup focuses on one client at one primary location, organizing existing material inside the tools you already use. We agree on the deliverables and a fixed price before work begins.
Additional work, if useful
Other locations and procedure-writing can be included in a separate, agreed scope. There’s no need to commit to extras to start a conversation.
An MSP with existing notes, tickets, exports, or files that need to become one clear client record. The work assumes one primary location, one client environment, and access to the information your team already maintains.
Practical experience, not a sales pitch. Black Copper Labs is led by a working IT administrator with more than 25 years of hands-on IT experience. The goal is straightforward: leave your technicians with client information they can find and trust.
We start by learning how your team documents clients and what, if anything, keeps falling behind. If there’s a useful way to help, you’ll receive a written scope and price before any work begins. No new documentation platform is required.
A smaller pilot may be a better starting point than a full client cleanup.
A client record stops being true the moment nobody updates it.
Documentation retention is a monthly check of one cleaned client: what changed, what broke, what drifted, and what nobody wrote down.
A monthly review of the record against the live environment. Updates to contacts, licences, warranties, known issues and open questions. A short note on anything that no longer matched.
New documentation from scratch, project work, or remediation. Those are quoted separately.
Ongoing documentation reviews are available by separate agreement after the initial cleanup. We’ll define the frequency, scope, and price together; there is no required monthly subscription.
Some teams have a system that works. Others have records scattered across tickets, notes, and old files. If documentation keeps slipping down the list, tell us what’s happening. We can have a free, no-pressure conversation and decide together whether help makes sense.
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