Managed IT for NZ wholesale, built to scale.

Wholesale operations are complex. Thousands of SKUs, tiered pricing structures, multiple warehouse locations, and customer-specific terms and conditions. Your IT infrastructure needs to manage this complexity while remaining fast and reliable.

Most managed IT providers can install Microsoft 365 and keep the email running. We configure IT around the way wholesale actually works: an ERP that handles complex pricing and inventory without falling over at month-end, a B2B portal customers can self-serve through, EDI links that do not silently fail, and mobile access that gives your sales team the right numbers in front of a customer.

EDI links that do not silently fail, caught by us rather than a customer.

Privacy Act 2020. Applies to every NZ business that handles personal information, and a wholesaler holds plenty of it: trade-account contacts, credit applications, buyer details, and staff records. The Office of the Privacy Commissioner expects notification of a notifiable privacy breach without undue delay. That makes access control, encrypted backup, and a workable breach-response plan part of normal operations.

PCI DSS. Wherever you take card payments, whether through a B2B eCommerce portal, over a counter, or by phone, the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard applies. The practical effect is that card data must be segmented away from the rest of your network and handled securely, never sitting on general-purpose systems. We scope networks and online channels so payment flows sit behind appropriate controls.

Data integrity and availability. Wholesale runs on the accuracy of pricing, contract terms, and stock data, and on systems that stay up during ordering peaks. Data integrity and uptime are commercial obligations to your customers and are often written into trading and EDI agreements. We treat them as design constraints: validated integrations, change control on the systems of record, and recovery targets that match how long your business can actually be offline.