One Responsible Team for Day-to-Day IT

Cloud Core MSP resolves issues for covered users and systems, monitors and maintains the services you select, documents the environment, keeps management informed, and coordinates technology vendors on your behalf.

One Team From Issue to Outcome

Your staff should not have to determine which provider owns the problem.

Cloud Core MSP serves as the first point of contact for covered technology issues. We diagnose the problem, resolve the work within our responsibility, and coordinate internet, software, phone, copier, cloud, and other providers when their involvement is required. Management receives clear communication without asking staff to manage technical handoffs.

What One Managed IT Relationship Can Cover

Day-to-day support, maintenance, documentation, management communication, and vendor coordination stay connected through one responsible team.

Service Desk and Escalation

One responsible support team handles routine remote issues for covered users and endpoints during standard support hours, with documented priorities and P1 escalation.

Endpoint Operations

Monitoring, patching, asset tracking, ticketing, security telemetry, and routine remote remediation for covered endpoints under the Basic or Complete package.

Server and Network Oversight

Ongoing administration, monitoring, patching, and configuration coordination can extend to covered servers, network closets, and network systems.

Security and Backup

Managed Endpoint Complete adds EDR or XDR visibility, SIEM triage, endpoint backup monitoring, and standard restores from available healthy restore points.

Cloud and Identity

Administration can cover Microsoft cloud, email, identity, and tenant operations. Licensing, migrations, and major redesign remain separate services.

Documentation and Vendor Coordination

Living documentation and coordination with internet, software, cloud, phone, and copier providers for covered issues. Vendor-led projects and major changes remain separate work.

Clear expectations

Your proposal explains exactly what support is included.

Your proposal lists the people, devices, locations, and services we support. Projects and on-site work are quoted separately when they are not included.

Your written proposal identifies what CCMSP is responsible for. The Service Guide explains standard scope, priorities, exclusions, and billable work, and the agreement covers business terms.

Choose the Day-to-Day Endpoint Coverage

Basic covers normal endpoint operations without endpoint backup. Complete adds the backup monitoring, standard restore operations, and endpoint security services defined in the Service Guide.

Managed Endpoint Basic + Unlimited Remote Support

Managed Endpoint Basic combines unlimited remote support during standard support hours with monitoring, patching, security telemetry, asset tracking, ticketing, and standard remote remediation for covered endpoints. Endpoint backup protection is not included.

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Managed Endpoint Complete + Unlimited Remote Support

Managed Endpoint Complete includes everything in Basic, plus endpoint backup monitoring, standard restores from available healthy restore points, EDR/XDR visibility, SIEM alert triage, and enhanced endpoint security monitoring for covered endpoints.

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Add Coverage for the Rest of the Environment

Server, network, cloud, and voice responsibilities can be added around the endpoint support relationship.

What Shapes the Written Proposal

The same endpoint count can produce a different scope when locations, servers, recovery needs, inherited risk, and field requirements differ.

Users and endpoints

Covered users, workstation counts, device types, operating systems, and the endpoint package selected for each group.

Servers and cloud

Separately selected servers, cloud tenants, identity platforms, applications, and administrative responsibilities.

Locations and field needs

Sites, network closets, connectivity dependencies, travel, physical access, and any written on-site coverage.

Security and compliance

Required telemetry, backup coverage, evidence needs, risk profile, and any separately scoped framework work.

Support expectations

Covered systems, normal support channels, priority handling, vendor dependencies, and written exceptions.

Inherited condition

Documentation quality, unsupported systems, access gaps, remediation needs, and the work required to stabilize the environment.

A Clear Transition to Managed Support

We define responsibility early, address inherited issues, and establish a support model the organization can rely on.

  1. Understand the Environment

    Review users, devices, locations, systems, vendors, inherited risk, and the outcomes leadership needs from IT.

  2. Define Responsibility

    Document endpoint coverage and any server, network, cloud, voice, security, backup, compliance, project, or on-site responsibilities.

  3. Stabilize Operations

    Secure administrative access, deploy approved tools, document the environment, and address material inherited risks.

  4. Manage and Improve

    Resolve day-to-day issues, maintain covered systems, keep documentation current, communicate with management, and coordinate vendors.

Give your organization one responsible IT team.

A 15-minute call will clarify your current support responsibilities, priorities, and the appropriate next step.