Incidents and requests
A single intake from email, portal or mobile, routed by category, site and severity, with the history of that asset already attached to the ticket.
Incidents arrive by email, by phone and by someone walking over to a desk. Preventive maintenance sits in a separate spreadsheet. Vendor obligations live in a contract that nobody opens until something breaks.
Helpdesk puts all of it in one place with a clock running against the contracted response and restoration times, for your own team and for your vendors equally.
A single intake from email, portal or mobile, routed by category, site and severity, with the history of that asset already attached to the ticket.
Response and restoration clocks per severity, automatic escalation before a breach, and a report at month end showing what held and what did not.
Scheduled tasks raised automatically against the asset register, so planned work sits in the same queue and competes honestly for the same technician hours.
Every asset with its location, warranty, service history and the tickets it has generated. The pattern of repeat failures becomes visible instead of anecdotal.
Incoming tickets are classified, prioritised and matched against similar resolved cases, so the engineer starts with what worked last time.
Open volume, ageing, breach risk, technician load and repeat-offender assets, ready for the operations review rather than assembled the night before.
Yes. Vendor contracts are modelled with their own response and restoration commitments, and the clock runs from the moment the ticket is assigned to them. The monthly report shows vendor performance alongside internal performance.
Yes. A DCIM alarm can open a ticket automatically with the asset, location and telemetry snapshot already attached, which removes most of the delay between detection and someone owning the problem.
Usually. We import from CSV or directly from common tools. Historical tickets are preserved against the right assets so trend reporting does not restart from zero.
Licensing is per agent, not per end user, so opening the portal to your whole organisation costs nothing extra.
Send a brief, a floor plan or a single-line diagram. We reply with an approach, a rough capacity envelope and an honest view of what it takes to run.