Skip to content

Stacks

Solutions

A refresh, a closet, or a license true-up is a list. Start with the stack. We quote the parts.

Catalog

Five lists, not a service menu

Request a quote

Workplace, data center, network, security, and cloud. We quote the parts. We do not design the environment.

Workplace

01

Workplace

A floor, a remote team, or a new office is a headcount and a ship-to, not a product page.

On the list: Latitude, ThinkPad, EliteBook, MacBook Pro, Elite Mini, Microsoft 365.
Send: Headcount, or a seat count; Locked model family or SKU, if you have a standard

Data center

02

Data center

A node is a BOM. CPU, DIMMs, drives, PERC or iLO, and rails belong on one quote.

On the list: PowerEdge, ProLiant, ThinkSystem, SuperServer, PowerStore, Veeam.
Send: Form factor (1U or 2U) and quantity; CPU, RAM, and drive intent, or a vendor CTO string

Network

03

Network

A closet is port count, PoE, and a license term. Not a switch sitting in a cart.

On the list: Catalyst, Meraki, Aruba, and a closet firewall with the licenses those SKUs need.
Send: Port count and PoE, or the last Cisco/Aruba BOM; Whether this is stacking or a standalone closet

Security stack

04

Security stack

Endpoint, email, and identity are seats. A closet firewall is an appliance. Both can sit on one list.

On the list: Falcon, Singularity, GravityZone, Defender, and a Palo Alto, SonicWall, Fortinet, or Cisco appliance.
Send: Seat count, and whether this is already inside an E3 or E5 bundle; Plan (Defender P1 vs P2, Entra P1 vs P2)

Cloud

05

Cloud

We quote the seats. We do not host the tenant, the Admin Console, or the AWS account.

On the list: Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, AWS, Creative Cloud for teams.
Send: Publisher and SKU, or the plan name; Seat count

Quote desk

Have a stack, not a SKU?

Send the outcome, the quantities, and a ship-to. We quote the parts.

Request a quote