Managed IT Support for Canadian Businesses

When something breaks, your team reaches someone who can solve it. Not a script reader. Not a ticket passed around until somebody figures it out. Just experienced support from people who already know your environment.

93%first-call resolution
1 hourtarget on critical issues
1 to 2 hourson-site in the GTA, 4 hours in Metro Vancouver

Fully managed or co-managed. Business IT only. Best fit for teams of 10+ users.

Derek K., Partner, Law Firm, Toronto

Within the first week of Fusion’s onboarding, they found unpatched servers, no working backups, and admin credentials that hadn’t been changed since 2019. It was genuinely alarming.

Derek K., Partner, Law Firm, Toronto

Ryan Mercer, Northline Auto Group

Fusion Computing has been the best IT Services provider we’ve ever had. Their managed IT services offering covers all 4 of our JP Motors locations bumper to bumper.

Ryan Mercer, Northline Auto Group

Canadian ownership and operating model

Canadian-owned

Canadian data

Supporting Canadian businesses since 2012

CISSP-certified leadership

PIPEDA-aligned privacy practices

CIS Controls v8.1-aligned guidance

What’s included

Fusion covers daily support, Microsoft 365, security, backups, vendor coordination, and the operating priorities behind them.

Fast support for the issues that stop work

Logins, email, printers, permissions, onboarding, offboarding, and business apps handled by experienced engineers.

Problems caught before they become outages

Continuous monitoring and disciplined patching across endpoints and core systems so small issues do not turn into business interruptions.

One team owns your Microsoft environment

Email, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, MFA, licensing, access changes, and user lifecycle handled by one team.

Security and backup built into support

Endpoint protection, backup verification, recovery testing, and access hygiene built into the service from day one.

Your team stops chasing vendors

ISPs, phone providers, software vendors, hardware suppliers, and third parties. One team owns the handoffs.

Leadership gets clarity on what to fix next

Monthly reporting, lifecycle visibility, recurring issue analysis, and a prioritized plan for what comes next.

Why businesses switch to Fusion

Buyers are looking for clearer ownership, fewer handoffs, and support that stays controlled when the environment is under pressure.

A team that knows your environment

You should not have to re-explain the same problem to a new technician every time. Fusion is built around consistency, context, and ownership.

Experienced support from first contact

The person who picks up should be able to move the issue forward, not just take notes and escalate it.

Security built into the support model

Support, patching, backup oversight, identity, and endpoint protection work better together. Risk builds up when those responsibilities are split.

A controlled first 90 days

Fusion uses a 30/60/90 onboarding plan focused on stabilizing the environment, tightening patching and permissions, improving documentation, and giving leadership a cleaner baseline.

Co-managed without friction

If you already have internal IT, keep them focused on projects and business change. Fusion takes on monitoring, after-hours coverage, security tooling, vendor coordination, and overflow support.

What this looks like when it matters

Day-to-day support in practice

Judie Law relies on one team for infrastructure, virtual machines, backups, security, Microsoft 365, and staff support instead of splitting that responsibility across multiple providers.

Infrastructure and virtual machinesowned by one support team
Backups and securitymanaged inside the same operating model
Microsoft 365 and staff supportcovered without another vendor layer

Judie Law

Recent ransomware recovery outcome

Under 1 hourresponse
100%data recovered
$0ransom paid

That is what tested backups, disciplined support, and a prepared recovery process look like when the incident is real.

See the ransomware recovery result

Ransomware recovery illustration for managed IT support in Canada

Who this is for

Fusion is built for Canadian businesses with 10+ users that depend on stable day-to-day systems, cannot afford recurring downtime, and want clearer ownership across support, security, and vendors.

It is a strong fit for regulated, deadline-driven, and multi-site businesses that need support to be responsive, accountable, and well coordinated.

Frequently asked questions about managed IT support

Will we keep talking to the same people, or start over every time?

You get a consistent team that knows your environment. Not a rotating queue of strangers reading notes for the first time.

How quickly do you respond to critical issues?

Critical issues have a 1-hour target with defined escalation paths. Not just a fast acknowledgement.

Do you work with internal IT teams?

Yes. Co-managed support is a strong fit for businesses that need more capacity, after-hours coverage, monitoring, patching, or deeper security support without replacing internal IT.

Do you provide on-site support?

Yes. Remote support resolves many issues faster, but on-site support is available within 4 hours in the GTA and Metro Vancouver when hands-on work is needed.

Do you support Mac and Linux?

Yes. Mixed environments are normal. Support, patching, and security work across Windows, macOS, and Linux.

How does pricing work?

Managed support is typically priced as a predictable monthly service. The exact scope depends on user count, locations, complexity, and how much cleanup is needed.

What happens on the assessment call?

We ask about your current setup, where things are breaking, and what you have already tried. It is a 30-minute conversation to see whether there is a fit and what the next step should be. No pressure. No pitch deck.

Tell Us What’s Slowing Your Team Down

Describe the issue and a senior technician will follow up within 1 business day.