ONGOING CARE FOR CONNECTED LIVING
Keep your home
working together.
Give your connected home a clear support plan. Yaksha scopes recurring care for supported devices and home networks, with scheduled maintenance, remote assistance and practical security upkeep.
When this service fits
- Your household needs one support contactBring supported devices and network documentation into an agreed care plan.
- Small issues keep interrupting your dayArrange help with recurring connectivity and integration problems.
- You want maintenance to stay on trackDefine how updates, recovery records and security reviews will be handled.
PLAN YOUR NEXT STEP
Choose the help
your home needs.
Open a service for details, then request a quote with that work selected.
01Assessment and onboardingAgree what the plan will cover.
- Review the network, supported devices, accounts and existing problems.
- Identify required fixes before recurring care begins.
- Document approved access, included devices, support hours and escalation contacts.
02Remote support and maintenanceKeep routine care organized.
- Scope an included remote support allowance and scheduled maintenance.
- Review network health and agreed device alerts, with clear response windows.
- Plan supported updates, configuration backups and recovery assistance.
03Security and lifecycle reviewsKeep protection and ownership clear.
- Review supported gateway settings, account protection and network separation.
- Identify unsupported devices and plan replacements or separately quoted changes.
- Keep homeowner-controlled accounts and a documented handoff if the care plan ends.
CLEAR SCOPE AND OWNERSHIP
Know what
to expect.
An agreed supported-device list, service schedule, maintenance records and recovery documentation. Recurring care begins after assessment and acceptance of the service agreement.
Pricing and service arrangements
Request a monthly plan quote after assessment. The proposal states support hours, response targets, included labor and maintenance frequency. Hardware, major changes, third-party subscriptions and site visits are separate unless expressly included.
Responsibilities and service limits
Monitoring and remote assistance depend on supported equipment, connectivity and approved access. Automated alerts do not mean continuous human response. This is not emergency dispatch or physical-alarm monitoring; there is no guarantee against outages or compromise.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
A few practical answers.
Can you support an existing smart home?
Yes, subject to an assessment. We identify supported equipment, documentation gaps and required remediation before agreeing to ongoing coverage.
Is support available around the clock?
Support hours and response targets are set in your proposal. Do not assume 24/7 human coverage; a device sending alerts continuously is different from a person responding continuously.
Does the subscription include every repair and visit?
Included remote labor, maintenance and any site visits are listed in the agreement. Replacement equipment, major changes and additional work require a separate quote unless included.
Who controls my accounts and privacy?
Homeowner account ownership and approved technician access are documented during onboarding. We agree what operational data is needed, how remote access works and how access is removed when service ends. Do not send passwords, camera feeds or door codes through the inquiry form.