Failover Assessment & Live Test

What happens the day your main connection drops?

A scoped assessment and live failover test for the connections your business actually depends on to keep trading, tills, scanners, EFTPOS, core applications.

A dropped connection isn't just an inconvenience when it takes your tills, scanners, or core applications down with it. Every minute offline is lost trade.

Keep Trading Connectivity starts by identifying exactly which connections your business genuinely depends on to keep trading, not your whole network, just what actually needs to stay up. From there we design a suitable failover, backup connectivity and the power to support it, then test it live against an agreed scenario. You see it actually fail over and keep working, not just read that it should.

This tests the specific scenario we agree on together, not every possible failure. A connectivity failover fixes a dropped line, it doesn't fix a problem with the application itself or an issue on a vendor's end, worth being upfront about that so you know exactly what you're covered for.

What's included

  • Assessment of your critical connections, tills, scanners, EFTPOS, core applications
  • Suitable failover design, connectivity and supporting power
  • A live test of an agreed failure scenario
  • Written recovery steps, plus any recurring costs the failover itself carries, stated plainly

Keep Trading Connectivity

A$695 ex GST
A$764.50 incl. GST — Assessment, failover design, and live scenario test. If you proceed to the failover build, that's separately quoted based on what the assessment finds.
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This assessment and live test are priced and delivered as their own complete outcome. If you proceed to a failover build afterwards, that's separately quoted based on what we find.

Common questions

Does the $695 come off the failover build if we proceed?
No, the assessment and live test are priced and delivered as their own complete outcome. The failover build is separately quoted based on what we find.
What exactly gets tested?
A specific scenario we agree on together, e.g. your primary internet connection dropping, and you seeing your tills or critical systems stay online on the backup. It's not a test of every possible failure.
Are there ongoing costs after the failover's built?
If the failover requires its own connection or data plan, that's a recurring cost we'll state clearly upfront, no surprises after the fact.