Built around a small business day.

01 / Who we help

Small does not mean simple.

A sole trader can depend on several devices, cloud applications and a busy inbox. A ten-person office might need shared files, different permission levels and a clear process for new colleagues. The size of the team is useful context, but it is not the whole specification.

CJ IT Support focuses on businesses with 1–10 people. We also look at equipment, mailboxes, locations and specialist applications, so recommendations reflect the technology you rely on and the consequences of an interruption.

02 / Who we help

Three common starting points.

You can arrive with a clear request or simply explain the parts of the working day that keep getting interrupted.

• A sole trader who needs dependable business equipment and a clearer recovery plan.
• A small team that needs someone to coordinate support and routine care.
• A business working from home that needs work systems treated as business systems.

03 / Who we help

Startups and established businesses both need foundations.

If you are starting, decisions about accounts, files and ownership are easier to make before everything grows around personal logins. If you are established, a review can show which existing arrangements remain useful and which have become fragile.

The point is not to replace everything or buy a larger package than you need. It is to understand where a practical change would help and agree a proportionate way to make it.

04 / Who we help

Keep the right route clear.

For patient help with personal phones, tablets and everyday home technology, visit Tech Over Tea. A laptop used for client work, business email or customer records belongs in the business IT conversation, including at home.

Explore CJ Business Support for marketing, practical AI, workflow automation and wider business improvement. If a problem crosses those areas, describe what is happening and we can help identify a useful starting point.