A colleague asks for help and gets the steps
The agent understands the problem, answers with the company's guide and, if that does not solve it, opens a ticket for the person in charge of IT.
The agent handles the routine: it receives, organizes, answers what has a guide and checks what needs checking. The person in charge of IT keeps what needs a decision: granting or removing access, changing security settings and solving problems that are not in the guides.
Every ticket is recorded, with what was asked, what was answered and who took it over, so anyone can pick up where the agent left off.
Illustrative examples, with fictitious companies and people.
The agent understands the problem, answers with the company's guide and, if that does not solve it, opens a ticket for the person in charge of IT.
Tickets come in with the subject, the urgency and who asked. The person in charge of IT sees what matters most first.
The agent compares the team list with the access in each system and shows what was left behind. A person in your company decides what to remove.
The inventory holds each piece of equipment and each license with its renewal date. The agent reminds whoever handles the purchase well ahead of time.
The agent checks the backups every day. When one fails, the person responsible finds out early, with what happened.
When the same request keeps showing up, the agent writes a step-by-step guide and waits for approval from the person in charge of IT before using it.
Before it starts, you decide what the agent does, what it asks and what always stays with your team. You can change this at any moment.
Talk about this agentNo. It does not ask for, receive or store passwords. When someone needs to change a password, the agent shows the steps so the person can do it themselves, or passes the request to the person in charge of IT.
Not on its own. The agent points out what needs to change and prepares the request. A person in your company grants or removes the access, after approving it.
Yes. The agent organizes the requests and answers what has a guide. What needs a person goes to whoever you choose, someone on your team or the provider that handles your support.
From the procedures your company already has and the ones your team approves. When a problem keeps coming back, the agent suggests a new guide, which only comes into use after the person in charge of IT reviews it.
Web systems, apps, customer portals and APIs built for your operation, with tests and review in every version.
Old systems replaced piece by piece, with the company running, data checked during the move and the team working throughout the switch.
Ongoing care for the systems and agents already in use: monitoring, fixes, small improvements and rules adjusted when the business changes.
Systems and agents in the cloud, well organized: new versions published automatically, security checks, tested backups and visible spending.
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