Customers

This page is intended for our existing customers

On this page you can:

Check the status of your servers & infrastructure
Log into your webmail
Log into your Control Panel
Use Assisted help

Status

If there are any errors on our systems that might be affecting performance for our customers they will be displayed here along with any information we can provide regarding the timescale to resolve.

Please be assured that at all times we are striving for resolution to any issues in the shortest possible time and with minimal disruption.

We also place messages on the status page about any planned maintenance.

Webmail

You can log onto our webmail from anywhere that has a PC connected to the internet.

Please remember though that if you have already checked for mail on your PC they will no longer remain in your webmail account but will have been received by your PC.

Control Panel

You may or may not have access to a control panel for your domain and Email configuration, depending on what has been requested.

From the control panel you can make changes to the configuration of your Email accounts and various other elements including auto responders, Junk Mail filters and more depending on what access has been agreed.

Call the Professionals

We understand that businesses often struggle to harness the power of technology to enhance their own business and recognise the need for a professional but friendly approach to solving this problem.

We feel that we can provide products & services at affordable prices that allow you to better focus on running your own business safe in the knowledge that we will be maximising your IT infrastructure for you.

01392 908000
info@eastdevon.it

Portfolio

Sidmouth Consolidated Charities

www.sidmouthconsolidatedcharities.co.uk

Sidmouth Consolidated Charities is an amalgamation of a number of small charities that have operated in the Sidmouth area over a long period of time: some of their original bequests date from several hundred years ago. Today, SCC comprises two component parts: their General Fund, the larger of the two, deals with wide-ranging problems of poverty and hardship, whilst their Education Fund specifically handles assistance for those with educational needs across all age groups.