CapabilitiesPlan·Build·Manage

Your technology.
A clear plan.
One accountable partner.

Remote IT consulting, managed agents, AI automation and cybersecurity readiness for U.S. businesses, from the devices your team uses to the data and infrastructure behind them. Every customer gets a detailed plan, with tasks, milestones and recorded engineering time in one portal.

01Technology management
Advisory & operations

IT consulting & managed IT

For businesses that need a clear technology direction and someone to carry it through. Start with an assessment, a prioritized roadmap and decisions grounded in how your team works. Ongoing management covers support, Microsoft 365, vendors, backups, security posture and the day-to-day work of keeping systems useful. Work alongside your existing IT team or bring the whole picture together under one engagement.

Explore IT consulting
For
Businesses of 3 to 50 people
Advisory
Quarterly roadmap·Security posture·Vendor decisions
Operations
Support·Patching·Backups·Email security·Network
Platforms
Microsoft 365·Entra ID·Windows·Mac
Pricing
Flat, per person, per month·Devices added per device·Quoted in writing
02Managed AI agents
Automation & operations

Managed AI agents & automation

Automated Level 1 support with managed AI agents. Give your team a first stop for common IT questions and routine issues. Agents use your approved knowledge base to answer questions, collect the details needed for a ticket and guide users through standard troubleshooting. Issues outside the agreed scope escalate to a person with the conversation, checks performed and next steps attached.

Define permissions, approval points and escalation rules before launch. Keep the knowledge base, integrations and agent behavior maintained, with review of outcomes and failures. The same approach supports document intake, quoting, reporting and internal assistants, using local or hosted models suited to the workflow and its data requirements.

Explore AI automation
Start
AI opportunity assessment·One workflow first
Level 1
Routine answers·Ticket intake & triage·Guided troubleshooting
Escalation
Human handoff with context and troubleshooting history
Controls
Scoped permissions·Human approvals·Output review
Examples
Quoting·Document intake·Reporting·Internal assistants
Managed
Integrations·Monitoring·Usage review·Maintenance
Delivery
Pilot·Acceptance checks·Team training
03Cybersecurity
Audit readiness

Know your risks.
Track the fixes.

Prepare for customer security reviews and audits with an organized view of your controls, gaps and evidence. Assess the current environment, prioritize remediation, document policies and assign owners and dates. Gather the records that show how access, devices, data and recovery are managed. Readiness work supports your assessor’s review with traceable evidence and a clear account of what has been completed.

Explore audit readiness
Assess
Security posture·Control gaps·Risk priorities
Prepare
Control inventory·Policies·Evidence collection
Remediate
Assigned work·Target dates·Verification
Recover
Backup review·Restore testing·Response runbooks
Track
Remediation tasks and updates in your portal
04Endpoints
Company & personal devices

Devices managed.
Work kept separate.

Manage the full device lifecycle, from enrollment and configuration to patching, support and retirement. Keep an inventory of company computers and the policies applied to them. For bring-your-own-device (BYOD) work, define enrollment, access and business-data boundaries so employees understand what is managed and what remains personal. Maintain endpoint agents and investigate reporting gaps as part of ongoing operations.

Discuss your device setup
Manage
Enrollment·Inventory·Configuration·Patching
Protect
Disk encryption·Endpoint protection·Device policies
BYOD
Bring your own device: work access and data boundaries
Lifecycle
Onboarding·Support·Offboarding·Retirement
Tools
Intune·Jamf·Fleet·Management agents
05Identity & access
Data protection

The right access.
The right boundaries.

Make it clear who can access which systems and data, and why. Design identity and access management around onboarding, role changes, offboarding and regular access reviews. Configure multi-factor authentication, single sign-on and least-privilege access. For data loss prevention (DLP), identify sensitive information, set sharing and handling policies, and review alerts with a defined response process.

Review access & data protection
Identity
Microsoft Entra ID·Active Directory·Single sign-on
Access
MFA·Least privilege·Access reviews
Lifecycle
Joiners·Role changes·Leavers
DLP
Data loss prevention: classification, policies and alert review
Outcome
Clear ownership of access and sensitive data
06Systems projects
Infrastructure

Infrastructure & systems

Build and maintain the foundations your business relies on: networks and Wi-Fi, servers, cloud services, DNS, backups and recovery. Plan office moves, migrations and new environments with dependencies, milestones and a handoff defined in advance. Configuration, testing and documentation are part of delivery. The project plan and recorded engineering time stay visible in your portal.

Ask for a plan
Format
Written plan·Phases·Hour estimates
Billing
Prepaid blocks of 10·25·50 hours
Updates
Milestones posted to your portal
Examples
Networks & Wi-Fi·Cloud & servers·Migrations·Backup & recovery
07Method
Infrastructure as code

Infrastructure as code

Most “documentation” is a stale PDF. Camarillo Connect doesn’t write documentation about your systems; it writes the systems themselves, as code, and the code is the documentation. Microsoft 365 and Entra settings, Intune or Fleet device policies, firewall and switch configs, Cloudflare DNS, server builds, backup schedules: each lives in a Git repository your business owns, with every change reviewed and logged. New hire? Run the onboarding. New laptop? It enrolls itself and configures to policy. Something breaks at 2 a.m.? Rebuild from code instead of from memory. When an engagement ends, you keep the repository, and any competent engineer can pick it up.

Ask how this applies to you
Applies to
Tenant·Devices·Network·DNS·Servers·Backups
Tools
Terraform·Bicep·Intune & Fleet·PowerShell & Bash·Git
You get
The repository·Change history·Runbooks that run
Result
Repeatable, reviewable, rebuildable systems
How an engagement runs01 / 04
Stage 01

Call

Twenty minutes on what’s slow, broken or manual today, and what you’d like to be true in six months.

Stage 02

Assess

A look at your systems, then a plain-language plan with phases, hour estimates and what stays out of scope.

Stage 03

Agree

A short agreement and a block of hours, or a monthly plan. Both appear in your portal the same day.

Stage 04

Build

Milestones and time logged as they happen. You always know what was done, what’s next and what’s left.

Tools in use every week
  • Microsoft Entra ID
  • Jamf
  • CrowdStrike
  • Tines
  • NinjaOne
  • Cisco
  • Claude
  • OpenAI Codex
  • Okta
  • Zoom
  • Slack
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Ollama
  • Hermes
  • Microsoft Intune
  • Fleet MDM
Not sure which one you need?

Most first calls end with a clear answer.