Trustiaboot, Trustinstance, Trustistack, Trusteco: the Trustiatis building blocks explained
Five names, one logic: standardized, interoperable blocks you activate separately or combine into a full system. Here's what each one actually covers.
Our concept rests on five blocks. None is required to use the others, but all are designed to connect without friction when you need them to. Here's what each one actually does.
Trustiaboot, the workstation
Workstations deployed from encrypted bootable media: standardized, secure, and replaceable in minutes after a failure or theft, with no full reinstall.
Trustinstance, the server
Our server hosting and management services: hardened instances, supervised 24/7, with a documented recovery plan. This is the foundation everything else rests on.
Trustistack, the application
Applications and technical stacks à la carte, based on your real usage: collaboration tools, internal platforms, business components — no over-sizing.
IT Packs, the support
The recurring services that keep a system reliable over time: user support, monitoring, updates, preventive maintenance.
Trusteco, ready-to-use services
Our three packaged SaaS offers: a professional website, a Dolibarr instance, an n8n instance — available directly, with either a subscription or a one-off payment depending on the offer. It's the fastest block to activate, and the one most clients discover first.
Why combine them instead of stacking them separately
A Trustiaboot workstation can reach a Trusteco service, rely on a Trustistack application, connect to infrastructure supervised by Trustinstance, and be maintained through the IT Packs. You can start with a single block — Trusteco is often the simplest entry point — and expand later without starting from zero.
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