Keep
When the asset works, can be maintained and its ownership is clear.
Partner
The vendor does not answer. The keys are not with the company.
We write down which assets exist, who holds them, and which one comes back first.
Review my assetsThe first conversation is short, and it does not use passwords.
- The state of the assets first.
- Access and owners in view.
- A path the company can follow.
- Engineering by N.I.S.
Every asset has an owner.
Domain, hosting, accounts and code stop living only with a third party.
- Each request takes too long or goes unanswered.
- The domain, hosting, accounts or code depend on third parties.
- There is no reliable list of access and owners.
- The site or store works, but nobody knows whether it converts or measures correctly.
- Improvements pile up and there is never a clear priority.
- Changing provider feels risky because the documentation is missing.
The first hour is enough to see the gap.
We look at the main assets and which one is handled first.
Review my assetsWhat already belongs to the company stays.
What sits with a third party comes back. What cannot be maintained is replaced.
Recover
When the base is useful, but access, documentation, measurement or stability is missing.
Rebuild
When keeping on patching prolongs the dependence or limits growth.
Every recommendation needs a technical reason and a business reason.
Method
From disorder to a path the company can govern.
- 01
Initial review
We understand the context and whether there is a fit. This is not the full diagnosis.
- 02
Diagnosis and control map
An inventory of assets, access, dependencies, risks and opportunities. This diagnosis has its own scope and price.
- 03
Recovery or rebuild
We stabilize what is needed, or build a more reliable base when the case justifies it.
- 04
Continuous evolution
Partner turns one business priority into a month of work.
Continuity · Partner
A technology partner does not only answer requests. It helps decide what to do next.
Partner is a Continuity service for governing assets, choosing the priority and carrying it out each month.
Each month
Each month we review the status, choose one priority, run the cycle, document the result and recommend the next step.
Conditions
- A minimum initial term of three months.
- Includes the current RealStack Continuity coverage.
- One main priority per cycle.
- Minor adjustments only when there is capacity.
- Larger initiatives are split into phases or quoted separately.
- It is not unlimited development and it is not 24/7 support.
RealStack builds. N.I.S. backs the engineering.
RealStack is a brand of N.I.S. Nueva Ingeniería de Sistemas S.A.S. Each asset gets an owner, documentation and a path the company can understand.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Yes. We first look at condition, ownership and documentation. We keep or recover what is useful, and recommend a rebuild only when that is the safer option.
The initial review identifies what is missing and who may still hold control. Then we define a recovery path. We never ask for passwords over insecure channels.
No. It is a short conversation to decide the next step. A full audit or the Digital Control Map does have its own scope and price.
No. Each cycle addresses one main priority. What does not fit is split into phases or quoted separately. It is not 24/7 support.
The relationship starts with a minimum term of three months.
It depends on the assets, the level of responsibility and the capacity required. After the review we define the diagnosis, the initial project when it applies, and the right recurring mode.
Not necessarily. We can coordinate a transition, or work alongside other people, while access and documentation are recovered.
Your company should control its technology, not depend on it in order to move forward.
Tell us what you have and what is stuck. We review the starting point and recommend a path.
Review my assetsYou leave your name and WhatsApp. We record the request and continue on RealStack's commercial channel.