About Us
StonePoint is a family company with over 20 years experience in the technology and communications fields.
We help startups and small to medium businesses with getting their technology needs handled efficiently. We provide a single source approach for all things technology, enabling business owners to focus on their field of expertise.
The products and services we offer
Recommendations Received (5)
"Scott and his crew are phenomenal! I highly recommend him"
"I have known scott for about a year and he help use resolve some computer issues at our office"
Recommendations Given (5)
"They really to pay attention to detail. Far better than one of the car wash chains.
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"We love Cindy. She's very energetic and keeps things moving. "
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Proper security protocols can minimize risk, but there is no 100% effective measure. Most incidents are the result of human error. The best way to prevent data loss is to have a regular backup policy in place. Make sure that your backup software examines the encryption of the files, and doesn't...
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Proper security protocols can minimize risk, but there is no 100% effective measure. Most incidents are the result of human error. The best way to prevent data loss is to have a regular backup policy in place. Make sure that your backup software examines the encryption of the files, and doesn't overwrite if it sees a change in the encryption without admin approval.
Feel free to message me if you'd like. I've helped protect many clients.
I use Method:CRM. It works great for my business. It has full integration with QuickBooks. I can give you a demo if you'd like.
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I use Method:CRM. It works great for my business. It has full integration with QuickBooks. I can give you a demo if you'd like.
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We get a large number of our payments via CC. We use a portal for our customers that they can log into and pay. What do you use for a CRM?
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We get a large number of our payments via CC. We use a portal for our customers that they can log into and pay. What do you use for a CRM?
It really depends on the type of consulting you do. If I'm designing a data network, I'll bid it by the project based on how long I think it will take in actual working hours.
If I'm helping a start-up with getting a facility open, I'll bid a flat fee plus an hourly rate for extra visits/...
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It really depends on the type of consulting you do. If I'm designing a data network, I'll bid it by the project based on how long I think it will take in actual working hours.
If I'm helping a start-up with getting a facility open, I'll bid a flat fee plus an hourly rate for extra visits/ phone calls, etc that are outside the normal scope.
