Technology management on retainer, AI consulting by the workflow, systems projects by the hour. All of it built as code, and every hour tracked in the same client portal.
For businesses of 3 to 50 people that have outgrown ad‑hoc IT but can’t justify a CTO. One consultant owns the whole picture: a technology roadmap reviewed each quarter, security posture, Microsoft 365 and identity, vendor decisions, backups and network, and the day‑to‑day help your team needs. Patching, endpoint protection and backups are checked, not assumed. Cloud, on‑prem, Active Directory or Entra ID: we work with what you have.
Retainer pricingFor businesses that know AI should be saving them time and want a straight answer about where. It starts with an assessment of your workflows and data, then a pilot on the one job worth automating: quoting assistants for job shops, document intake, reporting, internal assistants that know your own files. Local models where privacy matters, hosted models where speed matters. Deployment, accounts, backups and training for your team are part of the plan, not an upsell.
Start with an assessmentFor the one‑off work your business can’t absorb. Office moves, new servers, cloud migrations, security programs, onboarding and offboarding automation. Scoped up front with a written plan, billed as prepaid blocks of engineering hours, with progress posted to your portal as milestones land. Happy to work alongside your existing IT person or vendor.
Ask for a planMost “documentation” is a stale PDF. Camarillo Connect doesn’t write documentation about your systems; it writes the systems themselves, as code, and the code is the documentation. Microsoft 365 and Entra settings, Intune or Fleet device policies, firewall and switch configs, Cloudflare DNS, server builds, backup schedules: each lives in a Git repository your business owns, with every change reviewed and logged. New hire? Run the onboarding. New laptop? It enrolls itself and configures to policy. Something breaks at 2 a.m.? Rebuild from code instead of from memory. When an engagement ends, you keep the repository, and any competent engineer can pick it up.
Ask how this applies to youTwenty minutes on what’s slow, broken or manual today, and what you’d like to be true in six months.
A look at your systems, then a plain-language plan with phases, hour estimates and what stays out of scope.
A short agreement and a block of hours, or a monthly plan. Both appear in your portal the same day.
Milestones and time logged as they happen. You always know what was done, what’s next and what’s left.
