Infrastructure and systems
Spot the problem before it becomes an incident
We monitor your company's computers, servers, and systems to detect degradation, anomalies, and potential issues before they end up affecting your users.
The Seintec technical team supervises devices, analyses alerts and events, maintains visibility over their status, and can perform remote actions, apply updates, and automate maintenance tasks.
Fewer surprises. Fewer interruptions. More control over your infrastructure.
The starting point
If the user has to notify you that something is failing, you are already late
In many companies, the primary monitoring system is still a phone call: "my computer is slow", "the server is not responding", "there is no disk space left", "the application has stopped working". When the IT department discovers the problem at the same time as the user, there is already an impact on the business. Many failures leave signals before becoming an incident: resources at their limit, disks degrading, services stopping, pending updates, capacity running out, or recurring events.
- Equipment that degrades slowly without anyone detecting it.
- Disks that fill up until applications stop.
- Servers consuming more and more resources.
- Critical services coming to a halt.
- Updates pending for months.
- Recurring errors scattered across different teams.
- Different applications and versions on every workstation.
- Issues discovered only when the user calls.
An unmonitored infrastructure forces a reactive approach to work.
Our response
From firefighting to anticipating them
With equipment and system monitoring, Seintec maintains a centralised view of the status of the devices included in the service. We configure metrics, thresholds, and policies tailored to each type of equipment to detect situations requiring attention. When an alert appears, the technical team has the information to analyse what is happening, relate it to other events, and decide if intervention is necessary. In certain situations, we can also execute remote or automated actions to correct the problem or prevent it from escalating.
We do not monitor to accumulate alerts. We monitor to take action.
Benefits
What you gain when your systems are no longer operating in the dark
Fewer unexpected incidents
We detect specific signs of degradation before they result in a service interruption.
Higher availability
We monitor resources, services, and availability to quickly detect anomalous behaviour.
Longer lifespan and hardware control
The evolution of capacity and specific hardware indicators helps in planning interventions and replacements.
Updates under control
We can apply patching and update policies in a centralised and planned manner.
Less repetitive work
We automate technical tasks through scripts and policies so that the human team can dedicate their time to higher-value issues.
Costs adapted to the actual estate
The service is scaled per monitored device and can grow or shrink alongside the business.
Visibility
Knowing what is happening before deciding how to act
Performance
Supervision of indicators such as CPU, memory, disk capacity, resource usage, and specific network metrics.
Hardware health
Where device and system allow: disk S.M.A.R.T. status, capacity and degradation, temperatures, fans, battery health, and other available indicators.
Services and processes
Monitoring of services and specific processes required for applications and systems to remain operational.
Operating system
Information on device status, operating system, updates, reboots, events, and resources.
Software
Centralised inventory of applications and versions installed on compatible devices.
Availability
Monitoring of online/offline status for specific systems, servers, or network devices.
Proactive monitoring
The best ticket is the one the user never has to open
Correctly configured monitoring allows for the identification of trends and anomalies before they escalate into visible incidents.
Disk running out of space
We do not wait for an application to stop working. We define thresholds to detect growth before reaching the limit.
Resources at their limit
High and sustained memory or CPU consumption can be a symptom of an issue that has not yet caused a breakdown.
Disk problems
Certain health indicators can warn of degradation that requires review.
Service stopped
An application may depend on a service that has stopped even if the server remains powered on.
Device offline
Unexpected loss of connectivity can trigger an alert to initiate diagnostics.
Repetitive errors
An isolated event may not be relevant. A recurring sequence warrants investigation.
Detecting a signal in time can turn an emergency into a planned intervention.
Greater context, better decisions
An isolated alert says little. Context explains the problem.
Systems constantly generate events, metrics, and changes. The service enables the collection of various technical signals, allowing the Seintec team to analyse them collectively to better understand what is happening: an operational correlation of alerts, events, and metrics.
Our specialists do not just see an alert. They see the status of the device surrounding that alert.
- High memory utilisation
- Recurring application errors
- Service restarting
- Performance degradation
= a potential incident that warrants action.
Remote maintenance
Updating 80 machines should not mean visiting 80 desks
From the monitoring platform, we can apply centralised maintenance and update policies across compatible systems and applications. This helps reduce one of the most common issues in IT estates: each computer ending up on a different version.
Updating ceases to be a computer-by-computer task.
- Detect pending updates.
- Define patching policies.
- Schedule maintenance windows.
- Apply specific updates remotely.
- Manage restarts when necessary.
- Apply policies by device groups.
- Review task outcomes.
- Maintain greater homogeneity across equipment.
IT automation
If a task is repeated, we can probably automate part of it
The service allows for the execution of remote scripts and automations on compatible devices. Seintec can use this capability to reduce manual tasks and accelerate repetitive administration processes.
A new employee should not require twenty technical tasks to be repeated manually on their computer.
Automations are designed according to the client's environment, their systems, and their policies.
- Install applications.
- Update applications.
- Execute maintenance tasks.
- Delete temporary files.
- Verify configurations.
- Restart specific services.
- Collect technical information.
- Apply configurations.
- Run checks.
- Automate tasks associated with onboarding new workstations.
- Accelerate elements of user provisioning.
- Prepare the necessary applications for a new employee.
Automating also means reacting
Detect. Act. And in some cases, automatically remediate.
Certain alerts can be associated with automated actions. For example, upon a predefined condition, a script can be executed to perform a specific technical action.
Not all incidents need to wait for a technician to click.
Remedial automations are only configured when they are technically safe and approved for the corresponding environment.
- Restart a service.
- Execute a maintenance task.
- Clear specific temporary files.
- Perform a check.
- Collect additional information for diagnostics.
- Apply a previously defined corrective action.
Reactive vs. proactive
Two very different ways of managing a business
Reactive management
- The user detects the issue.
- The user calls.
- An incident is opened.
- The technician begins the investigation.
- There is no centralised overview.
- Computer-by-computer updates.
- Manual repetitive tasks.
- Inventory is difficult to maintain.
- The issue is already impacting the business.
Monitoring managed by Seintec
- The system generates alerts.
- Thresholds tailored to the devices.
- Centralised visibility.
- Specialists reviewing the environment.
- Information available prior to intervention.
- Remote updates.
- Scripts and automations.
- Technical inventory.
- Ability to detect specific issues before impact.
Reactive support fixes problems. Proactive monitoring helps you get there first.
Tailored to you
Monitor 10 endpoints or 500. Pay for what you need.
The service is scaled according to the number of devices you wish to include. Each company decides which part of its infrastructure needs monitoring, with a granular model per monitored device: you can start with critical systems and expand coverage later, or protect the entire fleet from day one.
- Desktops.
- Laptops.
- Servers.
- Critical equipment.
- Different sites.
- Specific compatible infrastructure devices.
10
10 monitored devices
50
50 monitored devices
250
250 monitored devices
Your business changes. Monitoring changes with it.
Request proposalWhere it adds the most value
The more devices you manage, the more vital it is to know what is happening across all of them
Companies without an internal IT department
Seintec becomes the specialist team supervising the technical status of the infrastructure.
Internal IT departments
Monitoring reduces repetitive tasks and provides visibility so the internal team can focus on higher-value projects.
Multi-site companies
A centralised view of devices distributed across offices, branches, shops, or centres.
Industry
Supervision of servers and compatible systems that support business or production processes.
Retail
Central control of numerous endpoints distributed across different establishments.
Professional firms
Monitoring of endpoints and servers managing critical information and applications.
Scaling businesses
Automations and policies that facilitate adding new devices without increasing the administrative workload.
Implementation
From unknown assets to monitored infrastructure
- 01
Inventory
We identify the devices, servers, and systems that must be incorporated.
- 02
Deployment
We install and configure the necessary monitoring agents or mechanisms on compatible systems.
- 03
Policies
We define thresholds, alerts, groups, update windows, and specific requirements.
- 04
Tuning
We review the initial alerts to adapt thresholds and avoid unnecessary noise.
- 05
Automation
We identify repetitive tasks that can be resolved through scripts or policies.
- 06
Operation
The Seintec team monitors the systems and evolves the configuration according to the environment's needs.
Why Seintec
A tool generates alerts. A team knows what to do with them.
- Specialists, not just software: the value lies not only in collecting metrics. The Seintec technical team supervises and manages the platform.
- We know your infrastructure: we can correlate endpoint events with servers, network, cloud, Backup, security, and support.
- Judicious automation: we design scripts and policies to reduce repetitive tasks without turning automation into a risk.
- A single point of contact: monitoring, support, cloud, infrastructure, Backup, and security can all be managed by the same team.
- Scalable: start with critical devices or incorporate your entire fleet.
You don't need another console to watch. You need a team that is watching it for you.
Monitoring detects. IT Support resolves user and system incidents. Managed IT Services takes on a much broader part of day-to-day technological operations. These are complementary services, and monitoring can be contracted as a specific service.
Frequently asked questions
What we are asked about IT monitoring
- Which equipment can be monitored?
- We can monitor various types of computers, laptops, servers, and specific infrastructure devices or services. Specific compatibility is reviewed prior to deployment.
- Does monitoring mean Seintec sees my files?
- No. The purpose of the service is to obtain the technical information necessary to manage and supervise devices, not to access the user's personal content.
- Can it detect a fault before it occurs?
- In certain situations, signs of degradation, capacity shortages, or anomalies can be detected before they cause an incident. Not all failures are predictable.
- Is it possible to tell if a disk is starting to fail?
- On compatible devices, we can monitor specific storage health indicators and generate alerts when conditions requiring review appear.
- Do you monitor CPU, RAM, and disk?
- Yes, performance metrics and thresholds can be defined for resources such as processor, memory, and storage.
- What happens when an alert is generated?
- The Seintec team can review the available information, analyse the context, and act according to the scope and procedure defined for the service.
- Can system events be monitored?
- Yes, on compatible systems, events and other indicators can be used as part of the monitoring.
- Do you correlate events?
- The Seintec team can jointly analyse alerts, events, and metrics to obtain context regarding an incident. This refers to operational correlation, not a SIEM.
- Can you install updates remotely?
- On compatible systems and applications, we can apply remote update and patching policies according to the contracted scope.
- Can you automate tasks?
- Yes. We can use scripts and automations for specific repetitive administration, maintenance, installation, or configuration tasks.
- Can it be used to prepare equipment for new employees?
- It can automate part of the process, for example, the installation of certain applications, configurations, or technical tasks associated with workstation onboarding.
- Can it solve problems automatically?
- Certain conditions can be linked to pre-defined automatic actions, provided it is safe and appropriate for the environment.
- Does it replace IT support?
- Not necessarily. Monitoring allows for proactive data detection and management. IT support covers assistance and incident resolution within its scope. They are complementary services.
- Does it replace Managed IT Services?
- No. It can be contracted as a specific capability. Managed IT Services allow for the delegation of a much broader part of the technological operation.
- How is the price calculated?
- The service is dimensioned primarily by the number of monitored devices and the agreed scope of management and automation.
- Can we start with just the servers?
- Yes. The granular model allows you to define exactly which devices are incorporated.
- Can we add equipment later?
- Yes. Coverage can be expanded as the technology estate grows or changes.
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Stop finding out about problems only once they are already happening
Tell us how many computers, servers, and systems you wish to monitor. Our team will analyse your infrastructure and propose coverage tailored to your devices, featuring alerts, policies, updates, and automations based on your business needs. More visibility. More prevention. Fewer surprises.