Infrastructure takeover
Document the current host, domain, DNS, certificates, deployment path, and supported migration options.
Site Is Live, Needs Care
Take control of a neglected, fragile, slow, or overcomplicated website without forcing a redesign before the infrastructure is understood.
Managed care
ELMNT first establishes what exists and who controls it. Recommendations follow the audit; they are not invented before access is verified.
Document the current host, domain, DNS, certificates, deployment path, and supported migration options.
Establish supported backups, update responsibility, SSL state, and a tested response path for incidents.
Measure the current experience, connect accurate analytics, and prioritize changes with observable impact.
Route forms, customer requests, files, support, and future modules into BOS when that reduces friction.
Takeover sequence
Migration decisions depend on verified access, ownership, exports, provider constraints, and a rollback plan.
Confirm ownership, providers, technology, dependencies, failure points, and available backups.
Keep working assets and tools where replacement would create more risk than value.
Define the target, cutover sequence, DNS impact, testing path, and responsibilities.
Monitor the live system, maintain it, and connect new capabilities gradually.
One team accountable for the website and the infrastructure behind it.
Start with the real state
Bring the current provider, website, and operational concerns. We will begin with the dependencies.