Very happy with the service we receive. As a charity it is so important that we have good reliability and speed of internet. Smart IT delivers both and is responsive to our needs.
The right connection for the way you work
Business Broadband
Leased Lines
A Proven Project Methodology
1. Discover
2. Design
3. Deliver
4. Validate
5. Support
Wireless Connectivity
Managed SD-WAN
Why Smart IT for Connectivity
Frequently Asked Questions
Standard broadband is shared with other homes or businesses in your area, meaning speeds can vary depending on local demand. A leased line is a private, dedicated connection used only by your business, with equal upload and download speeds, making it a better fit for businesses that depend heavily on their internet connection.
It depends on how your business uses its connection. If you're a small team using email and everyday cloud applications, business broadband is often enough. If you rely on VoIP phone systems, transfer large files, back up to the cloud regularly, or have several people using bandwidth-heavy applications at once, a leased line is usually the better fit. We can advise on the right option after understanding how your business works.
SD-WAN (software-defined wide area network) combines multiple internet connections into a single, intelligently managed network, automatically directing traffic down the best available path. It's most useful for businesses with more than one site, or those wanting extra resilience without relying on a single connection.
Yes. We design and manage connectivity across multiple sites, either as individually managed connections or combined into a single SD-WAN network, with centralised reporting and one point of contact for support.
Timescales depend on location and whether new groundworks are needed, but a typical install takes several weeks. We'll give you an accurate timeframe as part of your quote, and can arrange a temporary broadband connection in the meantime if needed.
Both. We work with all major UK connectivity providers to source the right service for your business, then manage the installation, configuration and ongoing support, so you have a single point of contact rather than dealing with a provider directly.
For many use cases, yes. Point to point and point to multipoint wireless links can deliver fast, reliable connectivity to sites where cabling would be slow, disruptive or expensive to install, including temporary sites, events and hard to reach buildings.
Yes. Our connectivity, telephony and IT support services are delivered by the same team, so your phone system, internet connection and wider IT are never split across separate providers who don't talk to each other.