Office corridor lined with glass-walled meeting rooms

Uncomplicated advice

One question, answered honestly: is your office print setup reasonable?

That is the whole service. No portal, no discovery process, no sequence of meetings. You tell us the setup and the monthly figure. We say whether it sounds sensible.

The invoice has grown and you cannot point to what changed.
Jams and callouts have quietly become part of the weekly routine.
Nobody currently in the building chose the machine you are using.
Colour has become everyday, but the arrangement was written when it was not.

We never touch the supply side — nothing is sold from here and no equipment passes through us. Where something looks genuinely off, we introduce you to a person who handles that side, and step out of it.

Send a Note

How it actually goes

You send two or three lines. Usually that is the monthly cost, an approximate page count, and whatever made you start looking. Nothing formal, and no forms beyond the one below.

We come back with a straight answer. Either the situation reads as normal for an office your size, in which case that is the end of it and you have lost ten minutes, or something stands out and we say specifically what.

If it is the second, we make one introduction to somebody who can look at it properly. We are not part of whatever follows, and there is no arrangement in which we benefit from you being told the wrong thing.

A note on being tied in: most offices assume the remaining term settles the matter and stop there. It is worth checking rather than assuming, because the answer depends on specifics that vary a great deal from one arrangement to the next.

Getting hold of us

Had a message from us? Answering it directly is easiest for everyone. If not, this goes to exactly the same place.

Nothing urgent right now?

We send a short note when something genuinely useful shifts in how office print gets sold. A handful of times a year, never more.