What is included in the venue technology audit?

The audit checks internet, Wi‑Fi, EPOS, card machines, CCTV, access control, domains, Microsoft 365, passwords, supplier ownership and the main risks affecting trade or security.

Do you provide a report?

Yes. The output is a plain-English action list separating urgent issues, quick fixes, risks, recommended upgrades and support options.

Can the review be used before buying new hardware?

Yes. The review is designed to stop venues buying the wrong equipment before the real cause is understood.

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Best first step

A practical audit of the tech that keeps your venue trading.

Most hospitality problems are not neatly “IT” or “security”. A venue audit checks the joins: tills, card terminals, Wi‑Fi, CCTV, access control, Microsoft 365, domains, passwords and suppliers.

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What happens

We separate symptoms from causes.

A venue owner might see “the card machine keeps dropping”. The cause could be access point placement, channel interference, router overload, poor cabling, an ISP issue, a payment provider issue or guests sharing the wrong network. The audit is designed to stop guesswork.

Walk the venue

Bar, till, kitchen, office, store, cellar, entrance, outdoor area and any staff-only spaces.

Map the systems

Broadband, router, switches, Wi‑Fi, EPOS, CCTV, access, email, websites and suppliers.

Check risk points

Network separation, passwords, recorder health, retention, admin access and fallback options.

Produce action list

Quick fixes, urgent risks, recommended upgrades and sensible monthly support options.

Audit checklist

Broadband, router/firewall and backup internet
Guest, staff, payment and CCTV network separation
Access point locations and coverage gaps
EPOS terminals, printers, kitchen screens and card machine path
CCTV camera angles, NVR health, storage and remote viewing
Door entry, fobs and staff-only areas
Microsoft 365, domain, DNS, website and admin access
Supplier list, passwords and support ownership
Risk around busy service periods and opening/event deadlines
What should be fixed now versus later

The value is the action list.

After the audit you should know what is safe to leave, what is genuinely urgent, what needs a quote, and which supplier or system is responsible for each issue.

Audit outputs

Quick fix list

Low-cost changes that can reduce support pain quickly.

Risk list

Missing passwords, unsupported kit, poor CCTV retention or unsafe network layout.

Upgrade plan

Phased recommendations for Wi‑Fi, CCTV, cabling, access control, EPOS support or monthly cover.