Cybersecurity Asesor Digital (an officially registered Kit Consulting advisor)

Apply for up to 24.000€ for your company's cybersecurity

What is Kit Digital (the Spanish government's digitalisation grant programme)?

Kit Consulting (the Spanish government’s digital advisory grant programme) is a grant programme aimed at SMEs and intended for engaging specialised, personalised digital advisory services for their businesses.

It is a grant programme of the Spanish Government, managed by Red.es (the Spanish public body for digitalisation), an entity attached to the Ministerio para la Transformación Digital y de la Función Pública (Spain’s Ministry for Digital Transformation and the Civil Service) through the State Secretariat for Digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence, whose aim is for SMEs with between 10 and fewer than 250 employees to take a further step along the path of their digitalisation. A project backed by 300 million euros coming from the NextGeneration EU funds.

Specialised and personalised digital advisory voucher

With the advisory services, SMEs will obtain a roadmap to advance the digitalisation of their business so that they make the leap from digital transition to digital transformation.

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What solutions do we offer you?

FAQ

The vast majority of Spanish companies have five employees or fewer. According to 2021 data from the INE (Spain’s National Statistics Institute), out of around 3 million companies, fewer than 27% of them and 21% of the self-employed invested in digitalisation. By digitalising your business you will gain visibility, increase interaction with potential customers and optimise your commercial and financial resources, thereby improving your profits and results.

The Agente Digitalizador is a role created by the Spanish Government to help SMEs and the self-employed meet their digitalisation goals.

Once you obtain your digital voucher, you will have access to a maximum amount depending on the size of your company.

To access the Kit Digital voucher you have to be a small company and comply with the financial and headcount thresholds that define the company categories. You must be registered and have been trading for at least two years. You must not be considered a company in crisis. You must be up to date with your tax and Social Security obligations. You must not be subject to a pending recovery order from the European Commission declaring aid illegal and incompatible with the common market. You must not fall under any of the prohibitions set out in Article 13.2 of Law 38/2003 of 17 November, the General Subsidies Act. You must not exceed the de minimis aid limit (small amounts).