DAXS documentation: services, collaboration and guidance in one place

Good collaboration needs clear information that is easy to find. DAXS therefore brings its main public information together in expanded documentation at docs.daxs.com.

What you will find there

The documentation explains how we work together, service components, operating models, data protection, support, pricing and key contractual information. It complements a conversation and does not replace an agreement for your specific project.

• Service components and project scope
• Cloud, hybrid environments and control over your data
• Documentation and knowledge transfer
• Support, service levels and collaboration with in-house IT
• Terms and conditions, pricing guidance and commercial arrangements

How this helps customers

IT projects should not depend on individual people or scattered emails. A maintained information base makes preparation, handover and ongoing collaboration easier. It also clarifies which options are available and which elements need to be agreed for a particular engagement.

The full offering at a glance

The public documentation explains what DAXS provides: IT consulting, IT operations, development and integration. This covers everyday IT support and advice, server and network management, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Proxmox, cloud, hybrid and on-premises environments, security, backup, automation and tailored software development.

The solution follows your business needs. Individual service components can be introduced where they are needed and expanded over time.

Pricing guidance

The documentation explains how services are typically agreed and charged: as an individual engagement, a fixed-price project, a block of hours or an ongoing service. The actual price depends on scope, complexity, protection requirements, response times, ongoing maintenance and the third-party platforms involved.

External costs such as licenses, cloud usage, domains, hosting or partner services are identified transparently for each project. A realistic estimate starts with a short conversation about existing systems, goals and responsibilities.

Contracts and terms

The current public version of the B2B terms and conditions is available in the documentation. The version specifically agreed, and digitally signed where applicable, becomes part of the contract.

For an initial overview, see the DAXS services overview. For a specific inquiry, getting in touch directly is still the quickest route.