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Get the infrastructure right early enough that it never becomes the reason a deal slows down.
Bengaluru remains the centre of Indian startup activity, and the geography is well established — Koramangala and HSR Layout for early-stage teams, Indiranagar and Domlur for companies taking their first proper floor, Whitefield and Bellandur once headcount justifies the space.
Startup IT fails in a specific and predictable way. In the first year, nothing is really designed: laptops are bought ad hoc, the network is whatever the ISP installed, and access to critical systems sits with whoever set them up. None of that is wrong at eight people. At forty it becomes a genuine operational risk, and it usually surfaces at the worst possible moment.
That moment is normally due diligence. An enterprise customer sends a security questionnaire, or an investor asks how access to production data is controlled, and the honest answer costs weeks of remediation. Getting the basics documented early is far cheaper than retrofitting them under deal pressure.
Setups that work perfectly at ten people become a constraint at forty, usually during the quarter you can least afford the disruption.
Cash tied up in machines waiting for people who have not joined yet, or scrambling for hardware when they do.
Security questionnaires from enterprise customers and investors that are difficult to answer honestly without prior groundwork.
IT falling to whoever is least busy, which is rarely the right person and never a sustainable arrangement.
Internet, firewall, Wi-Fi, cabling, meeting room AV and endpoint provisioning — a complete setup, typically within one to two weeks.
Laptops ordered in batches against your hiring plan, with the configuration held on record so every machine matches.
Endpoint protection, access control, multi-factor authentication and written IT policy — the evidence due diligence asks for.
Monitoring, helpdesk, procurement and vendor coordination at a fraction of the cost of a full-time IT hire.
The security questionnaire from a first enterprise customer is where most startups discover the gap between what they do and what they can demonstrate. Frameworks like SOC 2 and ISO 27001 formalise this, but the underlying controls are ones any company should have regardless.
A short review of current setup, hiring plan and any customer or investor requirements on the horizon.
Infrastructure matched to the next twelve months, not over-specified for headcount you do not have.
Access, devices and policy documented so due diligence is a retrieval exercise, not a project.
Monthly support that grows with headcount rather than locking you into a long fixed term.
Business laptops supplied in batches as you hire, with consistent configuration across the whole team.
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No. A significant share of our Bengaluru clients start at well under twenty staff. Our Basic managed plan covers up to twenty devices at ₹9,999 per month, and we regularly supply laptops in batches of five to ten as teams hire.
Yes. We handle complete first-office build-outs — internet and firewall, Wi-Fi coverage, structured cabling, meeting room AV and laptop provisioning. Most startup fit-outs in Koramangala, HSR and Indiranagar complete within one to two weeks of order confirmation.
Yes. We implement and document the underlying controls — access management, multi-factor authentication, endpoint protection, device inventory and written policy — which is what most questionnaires are actually testing for.
No. Plans are sized by device count and can be adjusted as you grow. Most startups begin on Basic or Premium and move up once they pass roughly fifty devices or need round-the-clock cover.
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