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System Care · Technical advisory
Technical Advisory
Ongoing maintenance, issue review, and technical guidance for a system I've built or reviewed. The agreement names the systems covered, your monthly hours, the support schedule, and how work is reported.
Who this is for
- You work with developers or agencies and want someone technical on your side
- Your software matters enough that surprises are expensive
- You're planning a launch, a migration, or a big build and want steady guidance
Examples
Scheduled maintenance
Check services and dependencies on a schedule, then fix what matters most within your hours.
Small improvements
Work through a shared list of content, settings, or software changes, and record what's done.
System Care · Technical advisory
What we agree before starting.
Every project starts with a written scope. Here’s what it covers.
What is included
- Daily page checks, weekly phone and desktop tests, and a weekly full-site SEO review
- Nightly security checks, with safe updates prepared for review
- Help with issues, technical decisions, and small fixes within your monthly hours
- A one-page monthly report: search visits, leads recorded, what changed, and what's still open
What I need from you
Access to the system, active subscriptions for the services it runs on, and someone who can set priorities. A system I haven't worked on starts with a review.
How we check the work
You can see what was done, why, what's still open, and how much time was used. Monitoring covers only the checks listed in the agreement.
Not included
Unlimited requests, major features, emergency coverage and incident response, and outages at third-party providers.
Handoff and support
Support is by email. The agreement sets your hours and the support schedule, and states response times and fix times separately.
Discuss your scopeWhat you get
- A clear scope for ongoing work
- Recommendations with the reasoning behind them
- A visible list of changes and a maintenance record
- Email support on a set schedule
Process
Review
Learn the system and fix anything critical before care begins.
Agree
Name the systems, checks, monthly hours, and support schedule.
Work
Handle issues and priority work within scope.
Report
Record completed work, remaining issues, and time used.
Bentonville, Arkansas
Carle Systems is based in Bentonville and works with businesses in Bentonville, Rogers, Fayetteville, and across Northwest Arkansas. Remote projects work too, when the job doesn’t depend on being on site.
I handle every project directly, from the first conversation to the finished work. There’s no account manager in between.
Questions
Can you care for a system someone else built?
Possibly. I start by reviewing the system, access, dependencies, and support needs before quoting ongoing care.
We already have a developer. Can you still help?
Yes. Code review or technical guidance can help with a specific decision. We'll settle who reviews and who builds, so every task has an owner.
What does a typical month include?
The scheduled checks, issue review, and small changes that fit your hours, followed by a record of the work. Major features, emergency coverage, and unlimited requests fall outside routine care.