An engagement, not a tool
Loopback is your virtual CIO (vCIO). We keep the record of everything we present to you. We use artificial intelligence to create the reports and assess security and licensing gaps. You do not need an account: you receive documents.
Not everything can be read from a system. So every matter is a record first, dated and owned: what we read from your tenant only fills it in. Every figure says whether we read it or someone stated it to us, with its date. And when a matter has nothing behind it, we say so; we never show it as a zero.
What we present to you
Technology aligned with the business
Your goals, in your own words, recorded in your business profile.
Risk position
Where the risk concentrates, from our security assessment.
Learn more →Value from the technology spend
Which licences you pay for, which are used and what the unused part costs.
Learn more →Decisions we need from you
What needs approving or buying, kept apart from the work, with its quotation.
The plan and its timeline
Your projects on a strategic roadmap in quarters, and the work in a delivery plan of waves.
Key dates ahead
Your Microsoft renewal and your insurance renewal, in view.
Progress since the last review
What we agreed, what changed and what comes next.
Roadmap and delivery plan
The strategic roadmap places your projects in the quarters of your financial year. A person places them, with you.
The delivery plan puts the work in waves, in the order of what depends on what. A wave is drawn as effort, not as a date.
The security Executive summary shows only the projects agreed with you, under way or done; a project we have only proposed does not appear.
The quarterly review
Every quarter we review with you where you stand and what comes next. You receive the review as a document, in PDF and Word, in your language:
- Actions from our earlier reviews: who, by when, and their status
- Your goals, and where each one stands
- What changed for you, in your words
- Where you stand on security, licences and cost, and the delivery plan, with each figure marked as read or stated
- The roadmap we propose
- What we agreed at this review
A draft says so. A closed review keeps what it stored when it closed.
What we do not offer yet
So that we promise nothing we do not hold: we do not yet offer a licence and contract inventory, an IT budget by year, a standing risk register, an asset register and lifecycle, a standards and policy library, or projects beyond remediation.