Everyday IT support
Laptop, account, email, browser, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and access questions.
Draft support requestExisting clients can contact Kindura, open the support portal, or send context for onboarding, offboarding, device, and security review requests.
Use the route that fits the request. We keep the support trail clear, so access changes and security items can be reviewed later.
Laptop, account, email, browser, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and access questions.
Draft support requestNew starter setup, access changes, device returns, and leaver completion checks.
Draft onboarding or offboardingPatch visibility, device hygiene, Cyber Essentials readiness, and monthly review evidence.
Draft evidence requestPackage questions, service notes, report follow-ups, and documentation updates.
Draft service record updateA little context keeps support work precise and avoids exposing sensitive information unnecessarily.
Include the affected user, device label, and business impact where you can.
Do not send passwords, recovery codes, card details, or private keys.
For urgent access or security concerns, use email and phone so the request is visible quickly.
We use impact and urgency to keep immediate issues visible while planned work keeps its context.
Use email and phone when a user cannot work, a key service is unavailable, or a security concern needs quick review.
Send the request details, affected users, and business impact so the work can be queued with the right context.
Use the draft request links for planned access changes, service notes, report questions, and documentation updates.
Start with a setup call so we can confirm users, devices, support needs, and the right package before any portal access is issued.