Managed IT, cyber security and fixed-price practice automation. Melbourne-based, supporting practices Australia-wide. Every engineer is based in Australia. Hosted in Australia. Sensitive data stays onshore.
We started Evisent in 2017 because small Australian practices were being sold IT support as a cheap commodity, while the client data sitting in their inboxes was treated as someone else’s problem. Nine years on, that is still the dominant pattern. The obligations have just got sharper.
Managed IT and cyber security from day one, on one belief: small practices in regulated work deserve enterprise security discipline, at a price that respects their reality.
Deep work with accounting, financial advice, insurance and construction clients, and the compliance pages other MSPs skip: Essential Eight, Privacy Act, ASIC, TPB, ATO.
Managed IT at $185 per user per month, on the website, while most MSPs still hid behind discovery calls.
The same operating standard, applied to the inbox: five products per profession, each with a published price, built in your own Microsoft 365 tenant.
Tax file numbers, ID documents, advice records, drawings and bank details move through email every day. AML/CTF Tranche 2, the December 2026 Privacy Act changes and licensee cyber expectations now ask practices to prove how that information is handled, not just say it is.
That is a security problem first and an automation problem second. So we solve it the way we have run client security since 2017: rules and Microsoft-native tools first, inside your own tenant, at a fixed price. Anything that handles client PII or sensitive data runs on Australian-hosted solutions only.

From Level 1 helpdesk through systems, networking, security, Microsoft 365 and Modern Work, and into compliance and risk leadership. Roles across three continents, in regulated and unregulated environments, on both the buyer side and the deliverer side.
Being the buyer who gets upsold by partners builds a clear view of where the conflicts of interest sit. So we publish our prices, and we publish what we earn and from whom. That is what we would want from a partner if the roles were reversed.
It is also why we wrote the compliance pages other MSPs treat as marketing fluff, and why we build so you can leave. These are operator choices made by people who have sat on both sides of the table.

Hayden Burt (left) with Chris at Professional Bookkeeping Service (PBS), a bookkeeping, payroll and BAS practice and Evisent client.
These started as founder preferences. They are now operating standards. Every quote, every install and every published price reflects them.
Data that needs to stay in Australia stays here, in your Microsoft 365 tenant or our Australian Azure. Where a project genuinely benefits from a more capable overseas model, we use it only for data that is allowed to leave, with your sign-off.
Automations that handle client PII, ID, TFNs or financial data run on Australian-hosted solutions only. Rules and Microsoft-native tools first.
Prices on the website. Scope and price in writing before any work starts, and the scope does not move once it has.
Built and managed by a cyber security MSP. Every automation sits behind the same controls we run for your whole practice.
Most IT and automation projects start with assumptions and end with variations. Ours start with a practice review, and the price you commit to is based on what we found, not what we hoped.
Thirty minutes to map your systems, your data and your obligations. If nothing needs doing, we say so.
Scope, acceptance tests and price in writing before any work starts.
Built inside your own Microsoft 365 tenant, behind your security boundary, and tested with your team.
We monitor it, keep it working through vendor changes and review it with you quarterly.
We do not claim certifications we do not hold. The list below uses “aligned to” for the frameworks we map our delivery against.
Thirty minutes to map your systems and your obligations. If nothing needs doing, we will tell you that.

No pitch and no slide deck. Tell him what you are trying to work out and he will tell you whether we are the right fit for it, or who is.
Business hours, Melbourne. If it goes to voicemail, leave a number and he will call back.