Everything we deliver, in five practices. Each service page covers who it suits, what is included, how it is delivered and what drives cost.
Managed or co-managed IT, 24/7 help desk, networks, cloud and Microsoft 365, under a written agreement.
One agreement covers monitoring, support, management and security of your IT, for a fixed monthly fee.
Typical starting point: An onboarding assessment that documents your environment, users, vendors and risks before the agreement starts.
Extends your internal IT team with patching, routine work and projects, while your staff keep ownership.
Typical starting point: A responsibility-mapping workshop that decides who does what between your team and ours.
Organised IT support for your users: tracked tickets, clear priorities, 24/7 for managed-service clients.
Typical starting point: A service desk setup that documents your users, systems and escalation contacts.
Senior IT guidance without a full-time CIO: strategy, budgets, roadmaps, compliance and business reviews.
Typical starting point: An IT assessment and strategy session that ends with a prioritised roadmap.
Design, deployment and management of the wired, wireless and internet connections your organisation depends on.
Typical starting point: A network assessment that maps your equipment, connections, weak points and security gaps.
Plan, migrate and run cloud workloads so data is secure, reachable anywhere and properly hosted.
Typical starting point: A cloud readiness assessment of your workloads, data, costs and data location requirements.
Microsoft 365 set up, secured and managed, so people work safely in familiar tools anywhere.
Typical starting point: A Microsoft 365 tenant review covering licences, security settings, data locations and adoption.
Tested backups and a written recovery plan, so outages, ransomware or mistakes do not stop you.
Typical starting point: A backup and recovery review that checks what is protected, what is not and how long recovery would take.
Servers, applications and websites hosted, set up and managed, with local and overseas locations weighed.
Typical starting point: A hosting review that matches your workloads to suitable providers, locations and service levels.
IT professionals join your team for a project, busy period or skills gap, under your direction.
Typical starting point: A requirements call that defines the role, skills, duration and how the person will work with your team.
Assessments, EDR, email security, training and privacy readiness.
Assessments, endpoint protection, email security, training, incident readiness, and 24/7 monitoring for managed-service clients.
Typical starting point: A security assessment that ranks your risks and the fixes that matter most.
Security in plain language: what could go wrong, how likely it is, what to fix first.
Typical starting point: A scoping call to agree the systems, sites and questions the assessment must answer.
EDR chosen, deployed, tuned and monitored, so attacks on laptops and servers are caught and contained.
Typical starting point: An endpoint review that counts devices, checks current protection and recommends an EDR platform.
Training and phishing simulations that help staff spot scams, report fast and handle information safely.
Typical starting point: A baseline phishing simulation and a short survey to see where your team is today.
Protect mailboxes and your domain from phishing, impersonation and invoice fraud, with filtering, authentication and reporting.
Typical starting point: An email security review of your mail platform, filtering and domain records.
Privacy and security practices ready for regulators, clients, auditors and insurers, gaps fixed before anyone asks.
Typical starting point: A readiness review that maps your current practices to the requirements that apply to you.
Prometheus ERP and ERPNext, customized without limits, plus integration, automation and analytics.
Promatics' own ERP on open-source ERPNext: industry editions, Nigerian configuration, delivered and supported by Promatics.
Typical starting point: A Prometheus demo built around your own processes, followed by a fit review.
ERP planned, implemented and supported: Prometheus and ERPNext first, with migration from the systems you use.
Typical starting point: An ERP readiness review of your processes, systems and data.
ERPNext configured and rolled out, data migrated, team trained, then hosted, upgraded and supported.
Typical starting point: A discovery that maps your core processes to ERPNext before any configuration.
Custom apps, workflows, SSO, document capture, integrations, portals and AI that make ERPNext or Prometheus yours.
Typical starting point: A requirements workshop that turns your process into a written specification and estimate.
Connect your applications so data is entered once, moves reliably, and failures are caught, not lost.
Typical starting point: An integration discovery that maps your systems and traces one priority business event from start to finish.
Automate rule-based workflows, with human approval where it matters, an audit trail and tested fallback.
Typical starting point: A workflow discovery that maps one or two high-volume processes and scores them for automation.
Turn an ambition to modernise into a phased, costed roadmap, delivered in measurable steps.
Typical starting point: A current-state assessment of your systems, processes and pain points, ending in a prioritised roadmap.
Data from ERP, CRM and spreadsheets turned into trusted dashboards, on agreed definitions and governed access.
Typical starting point: An analytics discovery that agrees the key questions, metrics and data sources for one business area.
HubSpot set up or reworked around your sales, marketing and service, with clean data and integrations.
Typical starting point: A HubSpot discovery that maps your pipeline, data and integrations before anything is configured.
Salesforce built or reworked around your processes: sound security, clean data, maintainable automation, reliable integrations.
Typical starting point: A Salesforce discovery or org health check that maps your processes, data and integrations before any build.
NetSuite implemented or optimised for Nigerian operations, moved off ageing accounting and connected to your systems.
Typical starting point: A NetSuite discovery or account review that maps your finance, inventory and order processes before configuration.
Custom software, web and mobile applications, eCommerce, UX design and cloud engineering.
Business apps, portals, mobile apps and cloud services, built securely, connected to your systems and supported.
Typical starting point: A discovery workshop to agree the problem, the users, the systems involved and a first release.
Business applications for processes packaged software handles poorly, integrated with your systems and owned by you.
Typical starting point: A build, buy or integrate assessment for one important process.
Public sites, portals and intranets that are accessible, fast on mobile, secure and connected.
Typical starting point: A discovery covering audiences, content ownership, integrations and accessibility requirements.
Portals, dashboards, SaaS products and workflow tools in the browser, built for security, scale and integration.
Typical starting point: A discovery and architecture workshop focused on the first release.
B2C stores and B2B ordering portals, connected to Nigerian payment gateways and your ERP.
Typical starting point: A commerce discovery covering catalogue, payments, tax, fulfilment and connected systems.
Mobile strategy and engineering: iOS, Android and cross-platform apps, plus backends, security and device management.
Typical starting point: A mobile assessment to choose platforms, an approach and the first app to build.
One app from idea to App Store and Google Play, improved with evidence from real use.
Typical starting point: A product discovery sprint to define users, core features and a first release.
Native iPhone and iPad apps in Swift and SwiftUI, on the App Store or distributed privately.
Typical starting point: An iOS discovery for a new app, or a technical review of an existing one.
Native Kotlin Android apps for phones, tablets and rugged devices, on Google Play or deployed privately.
Typical starting point: An Android discovery for a new app, or a technical review of an existing one.
One iOS and Android codebase in Flutter, React Native or .NET MAUI, native only where needed.
Typical starting point: A framework assessment that matches your app's features and your team's skills to the right technology.
User research, UX audits, prototypes, design systems and accessible interfaces for business software and apps.
Typical starting point: A UX audit of an existing system, or research and prototyping for a new one.
Secure, well-architected AWS in suitable regions, built as code, with clear responsibilities and cost controls.
Typical starting point: An AWS readiness review or a well-architected review of an existing account.
AI strategy, Copilot, custom assistants and agents, private models, document automation and governance.
Learn where AI will help, what must come first and which use cases to tackle when.
Typical starting point: An AI readiness assessment with a scored shortlist of use cases and a 90-day plan.
Microsoft 365 Copilot readiness: fix oversharing first, then roll out with training and measured adoption.
Typical starting point: A Copilot readiness review of permissions, data protection and licences, followed by a measured pilot.
Custom AI assistants that answer from your approved documents and data, with sources, permissions and testing.
Typical starting point: A proof of concept on one assistant or application, tested against your own questions and documents.
Open-weight models on GPU servers you control: on premises, in a Nigerian data centre or your cloud.
Typical starting point: A private AI assessment and a proof of concept that runs your own questions on a self-hosted model, side by side with a commercial one.
AI agents complete routine process steps across your systems, with approvals and a full audit trail.
Typical starting point: A process review and a supervised pilot agent on one well-defined workflow.
AI reads documents into your systems, routes requests and forecasts from data, with people reviewing exceptions.
Typical starting point: An AI opportunity assessment that tests one or two use cases against your data, risks and expected value.
Policies, risk assessments, shadow AI discovery and security testing, with AI controls you can explain.
Typical starting point: An AI governance and security review covering current AI use, policies, data protection and your highest-risk AI tools.
Monthly agreement: coverage, hours (24/7 for managed-service clients), priorities, response targets, reporting.
Implementations, migrations, integrations, development: written scope, deliverables, milestones, acceptance tests; fixed or estimated cost in naira (or US dollars where a licence or service is priced in dollars).
vCIO, assessments, roadmaps: time-boxed, with a clear written output.
Many clients combine all three: a project to modernise, then managed services to keep it running and secure. Partners and resellers can also work with us on delivery.
Describe the problem or outcome you need. We will recommend the right mix of services and the first step.
