We run the computers, email, security and websites for nonprofits and small teams — so nobody on your staff has to.
Everyone who touches your systems works for errorHandle, in the United States. The same people every time. No offshore help desk, no subcontractor.
Email, laptops, printers. New starters ready on day one, leavers off the same day.
Multi-factor everywhere, conditional access, and phishing tests before a real one lands.
Nonprofit pricing claimed, licences matched to real headcount, SharePoint built round your teams.
Backups tested, not merely scheduled — and a plan for the morning something is gone.
Built, hosted, patched. SSL, dedicated IP, audited before we touch anything.
The repetitive email nobody gets to: chasing, acknowledging, filing.
Most providers make you raise a ticket to add a licence, then bill you a month later. You change seat counts yourself, the same day.
Support packages are sized to you. How many people, what you run, how much you want us to take on. Tell us roughly and we come back with a number.
Security, speed on a phone, and whether search engines can read you. Written for a director.
A realistic fake to your staff, then who clicked. Named to you and nobody else.
Community services, healthcare, education and engineering teams, five to three hundred staff. None of them have an IT department.
We audit your website and whatever you run the organisation on — Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, anything. Plain English, no charge, no obligation.