Free Business Technology
Health Check
Five minutes tells you where your technology is letting you down — with a clear score and a short list of what to fix first.
Most owners don't know where their technology is weakest.
You can't fix what you can't see — and you usually find out the expensive way.
How it works
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Answer a few short questions
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Get your Health Score
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Receive 3–4 recommendations
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Book a free review call
Technology problems get expensive quietly.
Most owners only find out what was weak after it fails. Ten minutes now tells you where you stand — and what to do about it.
The cost of doing nothing
One outage or ransomware hit stops the business for days
Backups nobody has tested — until the day you need them
Paying for tools and licences you no longer use
Decisions made on gut feel, because nobody has the full picture
What you walk away with
A clear Health Score out of 100 you can act on
3–4 specific fixes, ranked by business impact
Less downtime risk and fewer unexpected IT bills
A plan you can share with your team or your provider
IT outcomes that move your business forward!
Start Health CheckWhat clients say
Choicecom provides excellent service for our agency over multiple locations. They are always willing to go the extra mile and their staff are fantastic. We have depended on Choicecom for many years and they have never let us down.
We have dealt with ChoiceCom for the past 8 years. We have always been happy with their client care and service assistance when needed. I recommend them for your printing needs!!
Our company has been with Choice Com for some time and have always enjoyed prompt, professional service.
Start your Health Check
Six short sections, about five minutes. Answer honestly — "I'm not sure" is a perfectly good answer, and often the most useful one.
Support, Speed & Accountability
Who owns your technology, how fast work resumes, and what you can actually see.
Plain-language glossaryWhat these terms mean
- Managed IT Provider
- An outside technology partner that proactively supports, monitors, and maintains your business technology.
- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
- A security step that requires more than just a password to sign in, such as a code, app approval, or text message verification.
- Phishing
- A fraudulent email, text, or message designed to trick someone into sharing passwords, financial information, or sensitive data.
- Ransomware
- A type of cyberattack that locks or encrypts files and demands payment before access is restored.
- Backup Service
- A system or service that creates copies of your business data so it can be recovered if files are lost, damaged, deleted, or affected by an incident.
- Restore
- Recovering files, systems, or data from a backup after they are lost, damaged, deleted, or unavailable.
- Workarounds
- Temporary steps staff use to keep working when a system, process, or tool is not functioning properly.
- Hosted
- A system, application, or service that is stored and run on external servers or in the cloud instead of only on equipment at your office.
- Security Scare
- An incident or warning that suggests business data, accounts, devices, or systems may have been exposed, compromised, or at risk.
- Advanced Threat Protection (EDR)
- Software that watches for suspicious behaviour on your computers, which ordinary antivirus misses, and can isolate an affected device before a problem spreads.
- Device Management
- Central control of company laptops and phones, so a lost or stolen device can be located, locked, or erased remotely.
- Cyber Insurance Conditions
- The security measures your insurance policy requires you to have in place. If they are not actually in place, a claim can be refused.
- Downtime
- Time when your systems are unavailable and staff cannot do their normal work.