Pilot in development
A fix should come with a fresh check.
We are building a small workflow for IT support teams: review a proposed fix, get approval, and check what changed. Initial work uses simulated cases.
Planned test workflow
- 01
Start with one request
Choose the problem, test computer, allowed action, and success check before work starts.
- 02
A person approves the action
The pilot is designed to run only the agreed action after a person approves it.
- 03
Check the computer again
A fresh check should show whether the expected change happened. A command finishing is only part of the story.
- 04
Leave evidence or ask for help
The goal is a clear record of what ran and what the check found. If the result is unclear, a technician takes over.
In the current products, FlowRMM supports remote access and recorded actions, and FlowPSA organizes support work. This end-to-end pilot is still under development. Customer results and release availability are not established yet. An end-to-end repair on a test computer has not been demonstrated yet.
Help shape the pilot
Bring one recurring support problem.
Run an IT support company (MSP)? We are looking for operators to help shape this workflow around real support work.
Start with one type of ticket your team handles repeatedly. Together, we can define a supervised test: what action is allowed, who approves it, what a fresh check must show, and when a technician takes over.
The first conversation is about fit and test scope. The pilot is still in development; live testing would be agreed separately.