A staff member needs access
Prepare the agreed workstation and account, confirm permissions with an authorised practice contact, and document the handover.
Business IT · Newcastle and the Hunter
Reception, clinicians and administrators depend on reliable access to the right systems. Wayrest can help with the agreed devices, accounts and connections while your clinical software provider retains responsibility for its product.
One-off work or ongoing support · Coverage agreed in your proposal

Your working day
Every organisation is different. These are examples of the situations we can discuss, with scope agreed for your environment.
Prepare the agreed workstation and account, confirm permissions with an authorised practice contact, and document the handover.
Identify whether the issue is with a device, Wi-Fi, internet or an external service, and coordinate the appropriate supplier.
Review agreed backup coverage, ownership and restoration arrangements, including any dependencies on the clinical software vendor.
What support can cover
Choose a defined job or discuss a managed arrangement. Users, systems, hours and responsibilities are set out in writing.
Explore business IT services →Clear responsibilities
Clinical software support, patient safety, privacy and regulatory compliance remain subject to your practice’s obligations and your vendors’ responsibilities. The proposal specifies access, data handling and the systems covered; no certification or compliance outcome is implied.
How support works →Before you decide
We can help investigate access or device issues and coordinate with your software supplier. Product-specific support remains subject to the vendor and agreed scope.
Access is limited to what is authorised and needed for the agreed work. Confidentiality, account permissions and data handling must be agreed before access is provided.
No. Backup coverage and a successful restore test are different. The scope should specify which systems are covered and how recovery is tested.
Yes. We can discuss a defined piece of work before considering a recurring service.
Start with the systems you rely on and the issue you want to solve. We’ll discuss a practical first step.