Service catalogue

Eight IT service lines, delivered end to end

Take one service or the whole stack. Everything below can sit under a single annual contract with one helpdesk, one asset register and one invoice.

What ITVEDA provides

ITVEDA provides eight IT service lines that together cover a complete business IT estate: IT equipment rental, IT AMC and managed support, firewall and network security, CCTV and video surveillance, LAN setup and structured cabling, software licensing and Microsoft 365, servers with storage and backup, and IT hardware supply and repair. Each is available on its own, and all eight can be combined into one annual contract with a single point of accountability.

Where to start

Not sure which one you need?

Most engagements begin with one of these three situations. Pick the closest match.

We are moving into a new office

Start with LAN setup and structured cabling. Cabling determines what the network can ever do, and it is the one thing that is disruptive and expensive to redo once people are sitting at the desks.

LAN & structured cabling

Things keep breaking and nobody owns it

Start with an IT AMC. The audit that precedes the contract usually finds the recurring cause — unpatched machines, a failing drive, an expired licence — before the contract even begins.

IT AMC & support

We need machines without a capital budget

Start with equipment rental. Business-grade laptops and desktops arrive imaged and licensed on a monthly fee that already includes warranty, support and replacement.

Laptop & desktop rental

Where we work

ITVEDA serves clients PAN India from its base in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. Engineers reach site the same day across Noida, Greater Noida, Delhi, Gurugram, Ghaziabad, Faridabad, and scheduled on-site work, hardware delivery, cabling and installations are carried out nationwide. Remote support, procurement, licensing and cloud administration reach anywhere in India on the same day they are logged.

Talk to us

Tell us the problem, not the product

You do not need to know whether you need a firewall or a VLAN. Describe what is going wrong and we will tell you which of these services actually fixes it — and which ones you can skip.