
One partner, one bill, one point of accountability
Most organisations do not have a supplier problem, they have a too-many-suppliers problem. LANIX handles IT sourcing and procurement for businesses in London and across the UK — Microsoft 365 licensing, hardware, software, connectivity and support contracts — so you know exactly what you are paying for, what you can stop paying for, and who to call when it goes wrong.
We audit every licence, contract and renewal date, then strip out the duplicates and unused seats quietly draining your budget each month.
Licences, devices, software, connectivity and support consolidated under LANIX — one point of contact, one bill, nobody to blame it on.
Devices sourced, configured, secured and delivered to the user, so new starters are productive on day one instead of waiting a fortnight.
Every licence, contract, renewal and device cost in one place, in plain English, so budgeting stops being guesswork.
Unused seats, duplicate tools and over-specified licences are removed, and what remains is bought at the right level.
When something breaks you call LANIX. We deal with the vendors, the warranties and the escalations on your behalf.
Contract end dates are tracked and reviewed before they auto-renew, so you negotiate from a position of choice.
Standard device builds, stock planning and configuration ready to go, instead of an ad-hoc order every time someone joins.
Purchases are sequenced against your roadmap, risks and growth plans — not whichever supplier called most recently.
UK organisations use LANIX to consolidate IT suppliers, cut wasted licence spend and bring hardware, software and support procurement under one accountable partner.
“We were paying for 40 more Microsoft licences than we had staff. LANIX found it in the first week and the saving covered their fee for the year.”
“Nine IT suppliers became one. I get a single invoice now, and when something breaks I stop having to work out whose fault it is.”
“New starters used to wait two weeks for a laptop. LANIX standardised the builds and now they are set up and secure on day one.”
Procurement rarely gets fixed on its own. Organisations in London and across the UK usually tackle it alongside their Microsoft 365 licensing, the phone and connectivity contracts sitting next to it, and the hardware refresh cycle it has to fund.
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It is the job of deciding what technology you need, choosing who to buy it from, agreeing the price and terms, and then keeping track of what you own and what it costs. Most organisations do this reactively — a laptop here, a licence there — which is how you end up with too many suppliers and no clear view of spend. LANIX takes that job on properly.
It varies, but the common wins are unused Microsoft 365 seats, duplicate software doing the same job, support contracts covering kit you no longer own and connectivity you are over-paying for. We regularly find 10-25% of IT spend is either wasted or badly priced. We show you the numbers before you commit to changing anything.
No. Some clients hand procurement to us entirely because it is simpler; others keep certain suppliers and use us for the rest. What matters is that someone has the full picture. We will tell you honestly where an existing supplier is doing a good job and should be kept.
Yes. We are not looking to rip out working relationships for the sake of it. If a contract is well priced and well served, we say so and leave it alone. Our value is in removing the waste and the confusion, not in replacing everything.
We reconcile your licence count against your actual staff list, reclaim seats from leavers, and check whether people on premium plans need the features they are paying for. We also look for add-ons you are buying separately that your existing plan already includes, which is one of the most common overspends we see.
Yes. Multi-site organisations benefit most, because that is where duplication hides — separate suppliers per office, different device standards and contracts nobody centrally owns. We standardise across sites while allowing for genuine local differences.
We agree standard device builds for each type of role, then source, configure, secure and enrol the machine before it ships. It can go to your office or directly to a home worker. The user signs in and is productive straight away, with your security policies already applied.
We arrange secure collection, data wiping with certification, and responsible disposal or recycling in line with WEEE requirements. Where equipment still has resale value, that can be offset against the replacement. Nothing leaves your building with your data still on it.
Every contract goes into a register with its end date and notice period, and we review upcoming renewals with you in advance. That gives you time to negotiate, change supplier or simply cancel — rather than discovering you are locked in for another year.
We buy at trade pricing and are transparent about how our commercial arrangement works, so you can see what you are paying LANIX and what you are paying the vendor. The recommendation has to stand up on its own merits, otherwise the relationship does not last — and we have kept 98% of our clients since 2003.
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