What MIS Inc. Becoming Part of Highstreet IT Means for Existing Customers

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MIS Inc. is now part of Highstreet IT. If you reached mis-inc.net, the site no longer operates as a standalone destination — it directs visitors to the Highstreet IT website. For existing MIS Inc. customers and partners, the practical takeaway is that service, support, and account questions should now go through Highstreet IT rather than the old MIS Inc. channels.

What changed

The only change documented on mis-inc.net is a redirect notice: MIS Inc. is now a part of Highstreet IT, with a prompt to visit the Highstreet IT website. That tells you the brand and web presence have consolidated, but it does not spell out contract terms, pricing, or support-level details.

Item Before Now
Web presence mis-inc.net as a standalone MIS Inc. site mis-inc.net points visitors to Highstreet IT
Brand MIS Inc. Highstreet IT
Where to get information MIS Inc. site Highstreet IT website

What this likely means for you

  • Your point of contact shifts. Any email addresses, phone numbers, or portals tied to MIS Inc. may no longer be monitored the way they were. Treat Highstreet IT as the current entry point.
  • Service and support route through Highstreet IT. For open tickets, ongoing projects, or renewal questions, contact Highstreet IT directly instead of waiting on a reply from an old MIS Inc. address.
  • Your agreement probably carries over, but confirm it. A brand consolidation does not automatically change the terms you signed. What it can change is who administers them.

How to get to the Highstreet IT website

  1. Go to mis-inc.net.
  2. Follow the notice link to the Highstreet IT website.
  3. Use that site's contact options for anything account-related.

If the redirect does not work, search for "Highstreet IT" directly rather than relying on the old domain.

What to confirm with Highstreet IT

Because the notice does not cover commercial details, ask specifically about:

  • Account continuity — whether your existing account number or customer ID still applies.
  • Contracts and renewals — whether current terms, rates, and end dates are unchanged.
  • Support channels — the correct email, phone number, or portal for tickets.
  • Billing — whether invoices will come from Highstreet IT and whether payment details need updating.
  • Your named contacts — who now handles your account.

Common snags

  • Old contacts going quiet. If you have been emailing a former MIS Inc. address with no response, that is a signal to switch to Highstreet IT channels.
  • Assuming terms changed. Do not assume your pricing or service level moved without checking — ask.
  • Assuming nothing changed. The reverse is also true: a merged entity may consolidate tools, portals, or processes over time.

The safe move in either direction is a short, direct message to Highstreet IT listing your account, your open items, and your questions. That single step resolves most of the uncertainty the redirect notice leaves open.