Intune and Microsoft 365, done properly
Device enrolment, configuration profiles, compliance policies, Windows update rings, Autopilot and Conditional Access, built in the right order and kept tidy.
Jinba IT looks after the technology for Melbourne organisations of about 30 to 150 people. We specialise in Microsoft 365 and Intune, we're based in South Melbourne, and when you ring us we typically pick up on the first ring. Growing quickly? We'll get your setup structured before the next hiring round.
Day to day

You'll deal with named engineers who know how your business runs, so nobody has to explain the setup from scratch. We keep you posted while something is being fixed, and afterwards you get a plain account of what went wrong.
None of our clients have ever been bound by long-term contracts and while we continue to grow, our client retention continues to be super high. See why we're a top-notch IT partner for Melbourne businesses.
Why Jinba IT
Most providers say they do everything. These are the four areas where we put most of our effort, and where clients notice the difference.
Device enrolment, configuration profiles, compliance policies, Windows update rings, Autopilot and Conditional Access, built in the right order and kept tidy.
Our team works from South Melbourne. Most fixes happen remotely within the hour, and we book onsite visits across greater Melbourne when hands are needed.
Calls during business hours are typically picked up on the first ring, emailed tickets usually get a reply within an hour, and the same few engineers learn your business.
When one IT person or a break-fix technician stops keeping up, we take over the whole environment and size it for the organisation you're turning into.
The Jinba Hub
Every client gets the Jinba Hub, a portal that reads your Microsoft 365 and lays it out plainly: people, devices, licences, security and requests. Staff sign in with the work account they already have, so there's no extra password to manage.
Try the live demo A working copy filled with made-up data, no sign-in needed. What the Hub does for clients
Security baseline
We don't sell security as a menu of add-ons. Every client gets the baseline below from the first month, and it's mapped to the ACSC Essential Eight so you can answer an insurer or a client questionnaire from the record.
App Control for Business is a longer project: we audit what your devices run, write a policy and work towards enforcing it over time. More on our security services.
Use cases
September, 2026. Deliberately deleted files restored from the previous night's backup, with no customer penalties.
August, 2026. A compromised account isolated at 11PM on a Saturday, before any harm was done.
April, 2026. Over $2,000 of Azure spend removed for a Not-For-Profit.
January, 2026. 50 laptops enrolled with Autopilot and swapped in with effectively zero disruption.
From our blog
Conditional Access decides who can sign in, from where and on what. A short list of policies covers most of the risk, if you switch them on in the right order.
Business Premium already includes Defender for Business. So why add Defender for Endpoint P2 on top? Here's what each one gives you.
Changing IT provider feels risky, so many businesses put it off for years. With the right order of steps, it's mostly paperwork.
A rough headcount and what's bothering you is plenty to start with. We usually respond same day, and if we're not the right fit we'll say so.