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Documents page started in late May 2026 is now and may forever be a work in progress. If you have any ideas to be be added please let John know.
Not all documents have been shared created / uploaded yet, call 843-766-9268 if there is something we can help with prior to the upload being complete.
Accounting
ACH Agreement
Bank account information is exchanged / changed with direct human involvement by John Stewart, you can start by downloading the agreement to that effect.
Request W9
Lowcountry Computing is generally not considered 1099 work.
However, if your accounting or vendor process requires a W-9, please complete the form or call us and we’ll be glad to help.
Hardware
Laptop Request
Questions to help identify the laptop specs that will best match the customer's needs.
Desktop Request
Questions to help identify the desktop PC specs that will best match the customer's needs.
Printer Request
Questions to help identify the best printer or printer/scanner/copier for the customer.
Server Request
Questions to help identify the best server or dedicated workstation for the customer.
Document it first, do it later - said no IT guy ever
Internet Domain Documentation
Excel workbook for documenting all the vendors involved in having a domain name.
Network Documentation
Inventory worksheets used to document physical network, logical network, software, work flows, ai, and automation.
Disaster Preparedness & Recovery
#1 Asset - your team
Know your insurance (home, medical, & life), before storm crosses 100 W longitude. Document Assets with photo / video. Get a pre-storm roof inspection. Planning to pay for repairs/recovery.
#2 Clients/Customers
How can I help? Additional resources or credit terms for clients effected by a disaster. Unconventional resources that can help customers working through disasters like use of office space.
#3 Business Operations
Failure to plan is planning to fail.
Contingency plans need to cover more than hurricanes and cyber attacks. If you have disaster plan consider writing a recovery plan.
Preparedness
Build a workbook that is updated as part of business processes. Ex: call tree managed by HR as part of hiring. Document / Test resources as part of upgrades and replacements. Prepared is not a one‑time achievement.
Round Table Testing
Recovery Plan(s)
Failure to Plan is Planning to Fail. There is not a one size fits all when it comes to all the things that can impact business. Knowing who needs to be in the room to start the process is a common component and a good place to start.