IT outsourcing for companies. Poznań, Wielkopolska and the rest of Poland

IT support for companies of 10 people and up. One team instead of three vendors.

You know the pattern: the one in-house IT person goes on leave in the middle of a rollout, the network vendor will not touch the servers, and the server vendor will not touch Microsoft 365. We take these four areas off your hands, so you no longer work out which vendor should call back first. One contract, one named owner, and a retainer from PLN 2,500 a month with one month notice.

A 30-minute call. Within one working day you get a one-page list of risks. No NDA and no commitment.

Or call: +48 451 522 320

7 years
on the market
600+
users supported
80+
deployments and projects
30+
servers maintained

See if any of these situations sound familiar

We do not sell packages in isolation from the problem. These are the six situations companies of 10 people and up bring to us most often. The same team closes every one of them, under one contract.

  1. All IT knowledge sits in one person’s head

    One engineer knows the passwords, the setup and the ticket history, and nobody else does. Their leave or resignation stops the printers, the accounts and mail sign-in. We document the environment with every ticket, and the documentation is yours.

    How our helpdesk works

  2. Three IT vendors and nobody owns the whole picture

    One for the network, one for the servers, one for Microsoft 365. When something breaks, each points at the others while you chase them instead of working. We take all four areas on ourselves, with one named owner.

    Managed IT under one contract

  3. There is a backup, but nobody has ever restored it

    A server backup that has never been tested is hope, not protection. You find that out on the day the server does not come back up. We run trial restores and say plainly how many hours it takes to get back to work.

    Backup and archiving

  4. Permissions are granted folder by folder, by hand

    The access matrix is never current. After someone leaves, nobody knows who can still see SharePoint or Jira. In Aclovo an employee asks for access, the resource owner approves, and the change is applied automatically.

    Aclovo and automation

  5. You pay for licences nobody uses

    Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and Atlassian grow on their own, because access is not removed after people leave. The bill shows up at renewal. We tidy licences before you pay another year for empty seats.

    Systems we run

  6. One server, one rack, one point of failure

    It works until it does not. One server without a second node and without monitoring is a full day of downtime for the company. We add redundancy, backups and monitoring, so a failure is a scenario, not guesswork.

    IT infrastructure

Every one of these starts the same way with us: a review of what you already have. Within one working day you get a risk list ordered by urgency, with no strings attached.

Book a free review

IT services for companies

Four areas, one team and one contract. You can take one of them or all of them, as a project during a rollout or long term on a retainer. If a job sits between two areas, it is still ours.

  1. A technician at an open server rack

    Infrastructure and security

    Networks, firewalls, servers and virtualisation, plus backups with restore tests, monitoring and security audits. We build from scratch or take over the environment you already have, debts included.

    Infrastructure
  2. A person at a desk reviewing company applications

    Systems for everyday work

    Mail, files, communication and teamwork in Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and Atlassian. We deploy, migrate from legacy tools and run them day to day. We watch the licences so you do not pay for accounts nobody uses.

    Systems
  3. A laptop with a process diagram on a desk

    Automation and integrations

    We connect the systems you use so that data is not retyped by hand. In Aclovo an employee requests access, the manager approves, and the change is applied on its own. We set up other repeat flows the same way.

    Automation
  4. Two people working at computers in an office

    Helpdesk and IT outsourcing

    One place for employee tickets and day to day administration of the environment. For companies without an IT department we take over the whole job, and in-house teams get extra hands where they run short. Every ticket has a number, a due date and an owner.

    Managed IT

What we work on: Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Atlassian, Sophos, Cisco, Proxmox, Synology, Veeam, Xopero, Syteca, ThinStuff, YubiKey, Fortinet, MikroTik, Palo Alto, n8n, Zapier, Lenovo, HPE, Dell

Free preliminary review

Not sure where to start? A 30-minute call, and within one business day you get a list of risks in your company.

Why one team, not three suppliers?

Because scope, price and date are written down before we start. These are the problems companies bring most often, and how we close them.

D01

30 min

“We have an outage and nobody picks up.”

We respond to a critical outage within 30 minutes, on Enterprise within 15. That time is written into the contract.

D02

1 day

“We do not know where to start.”

The free review is a 30-minute call and a list of risks within one business day. No NDA and no access to your environment.

D03

from PLN 2,500

“Nobody knows what this will cost.”

The subscription starts at PLN 2,500 a month. Work outside it is priced up front and starts only after you agree.

D04

PLN 2m

“Who pays if something goes wrong?”

Liability is insured for PLN 2 million. We sign a confidentiality agreement before the first login.

D05

1 month

“I am afraid of being stuck with one company.”

Notice is one month, from day one. We hand over documentation and passwords within 5 business days.

D06

1 team

“Three IT firms and nobody owns the whole.”

Infrastructure, systems, automation and the helpdesk sit in one contract, with one owner.

Plus one owner, who knows the environment and the history of tickets. Not a hotline, and not a new person every time.

What does IT look like at your company?

Two ways of working together, and in both we answer for the result, not for hours logged. The difference is how much stays on your side. If you are not sure which one fits, we will work it out in a 15 minute call.

You have an IT department

Your team knows the company and stays on first line. We step in where hands or experience run short: the firewall, a mail migration, an integration nobody has time to write. We put the split in writing so duties do not overlap.

For: IT manager, operations director

See our project work

You do not have an IT department

We take over everything on a retainer: staff tickets, servers, firewall, backups, licences and security. You do not need to know what to order, because we start with a review and say what needs work now and what can wait.

For: CEO, owner

See the retainer and its scope

Selected projects

Four projects from recent years, written up in the same structure: what we found, what we built and what changed in daily work. No client names, because not everyone wants them published, but with the scope and the timeline.

Two server rooms instead of one point of failure

Industry and size:
Manufacturing, around 100 people
Starting point:
Several standalone servers on Windows 10, no virtualization: files, the database and the production system each on its own machine. A failure of any one of them stopped the company for days, with no certainty the data would come back. A flat network open to everyone and no real firewall.
What we did:
Sophos firewalls in a cluster, one appliance in each of the two buildings, taking over traffic within a minute. Servers virtualized on Proxmox and joined into a single cluster, each system on its own virtual machine, hardware split across two server rooms. The network divided into segments with no crossing between them without permission.
Timeline:
1.5 months
Result:
A single device failing, or even the loss of a whole building, no longer stops production or costs data. The second server room picks up the work and the team does not have to think about it.
See how we build infrastructure

Offboarding cut from a week and a half to a few hours

Industry and size:
Law firm, 30 people
Starting point:
Every departure meant several days of work for the back office. The industry system was the worst part: someone had to find all the leaver's recurring tasks by hand and reassign them to an active account, or they stopped being created.
What we did:
We wrote a tool that walks through the whole system on its own, finds the tasks of the person being offboarded and reassigns every recurring one to a chosen account.
Timeline:
5 working days
Result:
An offboarding that could take one person out of the back office for a week and a half now closes in 3 to 4 hours. That is how long it takes to get through the system API limits.
See what we automate

SharePoint split up, permissions without a queue to IT

Industry and size:
Construction, 50 people
Starting point:
The whole company worked on a single SharePoint site, long past the size Microsoft recommends. Sync stopped keeping up and files went missing. Permissions were granted by hand, folder by folder, and the permission matrix was never up to date.
What we did:
We split SharePoint into smaller, ordered areas and rolled out Aclovo, our self service portal. Granting access moved from IT to the resource owners: an employee requests a folder, the owner approves, permissions are granted automatically.
Timeline:
1 month
Result:
The back office got back the time that used to go into permissions, and the permission matrix builds itself, with no spreadsheet to keep alive.
See Aclovo

Projects no longer wait for a full mailbox

Industry and size:
Boiler manufacturing, 140 people
Starting point:
The whole company ran projects in Excel files and over email. One person with a full mailbox or a day off was enough to stall the work until someone dug out the right message or updated the spreadsheet. Nobody could see where the project actually stood.
What we did:
We deployed Atlassian: Jira, Confluence and Jira Service Management. Each team got its own project with stages and tasks. The workshops showed the teams depend on each other, so we linked the projects with an integration: a task delegated to another team updates the parent project on its own.
Timeline:
6 months
Result:
Teams can see who is doing what and where it stands, and the work lives in one place instead of a mailbox and a spreadsheet. The board follows progress on every project without chasing status by email.
See how we deploy Atlassian

Trusted by

Companies we provide IT services for: infrastructure management, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Atlassian, process automation and day to day user support.

Od kiedy współpracujemy z firmą Interactive Workspace, problemy z naszym sprzętem, systemem i drukarkami zdarzają się dużo rzadziej. Firma szybko rozwiązała wcześniejsze usterki i zapewnia regularne wsparcie techniczne, co pozwala nam skupić się na pracy bez obaw o działanie urządzeń. Obsługa jest szybka i profesjonalna.

Eryk Michalczewski

W związku z przestarzałą infrastrukturą IT i brakiem spójnego podejścia do bezpieczeństwa wybraliśmy Firmę Interactive Workspace do prac modernizacyjnych infrastruktury IT. Interactive Workspace zbudowało dla nas nowoczesne, redundantne środowisko serwerowe, ustandaryzowało sieć zgodnie z wymogami NIS2 oraz dostarczyło niezbędne licencje Microsoft ze znaczną zniżką. Od tego momentu działamy stabilnie, bez awarii i z pełnym poczuciem bezpieczeństwa. Profesjonalne podejście firmy Interactive Workspace i transparentny sposób komunikacji, elastyczne podejście do rozwiązywania naszych problemów jest najlepszą rekomendacją.

Lidia Popiel-Wawrzyniak

Na naszym portfolio, było to 12 332 czynności. Dwanaście tysięcy trzysta trzydzieści dwie czynności! 

A ja łapię się za głowę, że tyle czasu zabrało nam nawiązanie współpracy ze specjalistami od IT, którzy są w stanie pokonać ograniczenia naszego systemu. Skrypt napisany przez Interactive Workspace uporał się z tym przeniesieniem w 3 dni. Wcześniej takie przejście zajmowało nam miesiąc. Interactive Workspace, wielkie podziękowania!

Bartosz Fert

Due to the outdated IT infrastructure and the lack of a consistent approach to security, we chose the company\nInteractive Workspace for IT infrastructure modernization works.\nInteractive Workspace built and standardized a modern, redundant server environment for us\nnetwork as required by NIS2 and provided the necessary Microsoft licenses at a significant discount. From this\nmoment, we operate stably, without failures and with a complete sense of security.\nInteractive Workspace's professional approach and transparent communication method, flexible approach\nto solve our problems is the best recommendation.

Administrative Director

Profesjonalne podejście do klienta. Rzetelnie wyjaśnione kwestie współpracy. Nakreślony plan działania. Polecam.

Cezary Jerzak

Deadlines worth knowing about

The amended National Cybersecurity System Act, NIS2 in Poland

The amendment to the Polish National Cybersecurity System Act came into force on 3 April 2026. Key and important entities have to register in the official list by 3 October 2026, meet the full set of obligations by 3 April 2027 and pass the first audit by 3 April 2028.

The act requires an inventory of systems, access control, incident handling and ICT supply chain security. That is our daily work: Assets and CMDB, identity in Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, tickets in Atlassian, infrastructure and backup.

A desk calendar

Who registers, by when, and what the act does not require from an IT firm is on the KSC amendment page.

How working together begins

Four steps, and each one ends with something that stays with you. The first two are free, and you can stop after any of them, at no cost and without explaining yourself.

  1. A conversation, 30 minutes

    We ask what you have in the company and what actually gets in the way of work. No presentation and no commitments. If this is not a job for us, we say so straight away.

  2. Free preliminary review, 1 working day

    Remotely we look at whatever you show us: servers, backups, licences, access. You get one page with the risks sorted by urgency and a price range for fixing them. No NDA and nothing to install.

  3. Full audit, 3 to 5 working days

    An optional step if you want to go deeper. Paid and quoted up front, with an NDA signed before the first login. We go into the environment: a restore test, network segmentation, firewalls, virtualisation. Order a remediation project within 60 days and we take the audit fee off its price.

  4. Scope and quote, 2 working days

    You decide what we do and in what order: everything at once or the most urgent risk alone. The quote comes before the work, not after. No exclusivity agreement.

Switch IT providers without getting stuck

The hardest question when changing IT providers is what happens if you want to leave. We answer it here, along with the rest of the terms that usually surface only at signing.

PLN 2 million liability insurance

Our liability for damages is insured for PLN 2 million. A policy with a stated sum insured, not a reassurance given in a sales call.

Who stands behind this

No minimum contract term

We do not tie you into an annual contract or a lock-in period. One month’s notice applies from the first day, with no exit penalties.

Your environment, documented

We document the whole environment as we go and it belongs to you. When the partnership ends, we hand it over within 5 days and brief your next provider.

Access always stays on your side

Administrator accounts, domains and licences are registered to your company. Taking back control of the infrastructure needs neither our consent nor our help.

Predictable subscription

One fixed monthly rate. Work outside the subscription is quoted upfront and starts once you approve it, so nothing reaches the invoice that you have not agreed to.

What the packages cover

One account manager and an SLA in the contract

You have an assigned account manager and you know them by name. Response times are written into the contract: up to 30 minutes for critical incidents, and up to 15 minutes on Enterprise.

How our helpdesk works

The questions you ask most often

The questions that come up in every first conversation. If yours is not here, call us or leave it in the form below.

What does it actually cost?

The retainer starts at PLN 2,500 a month and depends on the number of employees, servers and systems, not on the number of tickets. Work outside the retainer is quoted upfront and starts only once you approve it, so nothing reaches the invoice that you have not agreed to. We give you the exact figure after the review, usually within 2 working days.

What the packages cover

Will we lose control over our own IT?

Day to day you see every ticket and every change in the ticketing system, and once a month you get a report on what happened. Decisions about purchases and larger changes stay on your side, we come with a recommendation and a price. Formally the administrator accounts, domains and licences belong to your company, so you can cut off our access at any moment.

Will you tie us into a contract?

There is no minimum term and no lock-in period, one month notice applies from the first day. What matters more is how the parting looks: within 5 days we hand over the documentation and the passwords, then we talk to your new provider and stay available for the transition. Nothing has to be prised out of us.

We already have an IT person. What then?

Then we do not take over their job, only what they have no time for or do not know: networks and firewalls, virtualisation, migrations, automation. Your team stays and keeps running the first line of tickets. This is the most common model in companies above 50 people.

What we take over in infrastructure

What exactly do I get after the free preliminary review?

One page: a list of risks ordered by urgency, each with a short note on the consequence and a price range for fixing it. It stays with you whatever you decide. If you want to go deeper afterwards, there are full audits, paid and quoted up front, and we take their price off a remediation project ordered within 60 days.

What an IT audit covers

Contact us

Tell us about your IT challenges - we will call you back within 24 hours. No obligations. Together, we will select the scope of IT support and IT outsourcing for your company.

Prefer to talk right away? +48 451 522 320 contact@interactive-workspace.com