Access and ownership
Who can access domains, hosting, websites, CRM, email, Telegram bots, ad accounts and key accounts.
- Access map
- Excess permissions
- Dependencies
LCS checks access, backups, websites, servers, CRM, email, work accounts and critical processes. You receive a clear risk map and 30-day action plan in plain language.
Useful if your business depends on websites, CRM, servers, messengers, remote access or one person who knows everything.
The audit helps managers see missing owners, recovery gaps, dependencies on one employee's memory and what to fix first.
Who can access domains, hosting, websites, CRM, email, Telegram bots, ad accounts and key accounts.
Whether backups exist, where they are stored, who handles recovery and whether it has been tested.
Domains, SSL, hosting, CMS, lead forms, analytics, outgoing email, critical integrations and weak points.
Where leads get lost, who sees statuses, how tasks are handed over and which operations rely on manual copying.
Check the security of remote support, workstations, passwords and service access.
Assess which data and processes are ready for automation, Telegram bots, reports or an AI assistant.
Priorities, owners, consequences and next actions, rather than abstract problems.
Risk: losing control of the website and email if that person leaves, becomes unavailable or a dispute arises.
Risk: a failure reveals that the backup is incomplete, outdated or requires manual intervention.
Quick improvement: fewer lost enquiries and faster manager responses.
Critical systems: website, CRM, servers, email, messengers and work accounts.
Access, backups, owners, lead forms, monitoring, dependencies and manual operations.
Risks, consequences, quick fixes, owners and action sequence.
What to fix now, automate next and monitor regularly.
If your website generates leads, forms, domains, SSL, analytics and notifications need to be visible and monitored.
When only one employee knows passwords, servers, integrations and procedures, the business depends on memory rather than a system.
Before bots, AI assistants and reports, assess data quality, sources of truth and weak processes.
Partly, but broader. We review resilience as well as security: access, backups, websites, servers, CRM, leads, processes and readiness for automation.
No. Initially, descriptions, screenshots without secrets and settings demonstrations may suffice. If access is needed, the transfer method is agreed separately.
A risk map and action plan: critical issues, quick fixes, automation options and the support process needed next.
Yes. Small businesses especially need clarity on basic risks: access, backups, websites, leads and dependency on one person.
Tell us which systems matter most: website, CRM, server, email, Telegram, leads, remote access or customer database. I will suggest a safe diagnostic format.