Centralized Support Requests
Collect employees' day-to-day IT support requests from a single platform, and analyze the most common ones.
With IT Support and Privileged Access Request Management, digitally manage your employees' IT support requests, access permissions, and privilege processes. Get full control over corporate IT governance with ticket management, approval flows, time-based authorization, and an auditable record infrastructure.
What changes at your company with this module? Here are the main features and their benefits.
Collect employees' day-to-day IT support requests from a single platform, and analyze the most common ones.
Offer ready-made solutions for common issues, reducing dependency on the support team.
Track support requests related to an IT asset retrospectively; purchasing, assignment, and support come together in a single flow.
See how many consumables each unit uses and when, making budget planning easier.
Manage IT privilege requests with a start and end date, preventing indefinite access grants.
The main problems that arise when this process is run manually or in a scattered way.
Privilege grants with no time limit can turn into a security vulnerability.
Without a solution library, the same issues keep landing on the support team's desk over and over.
If the asset-request link isn't tracked, it becomes unclear which device resulted from which request.
If consumable usage isn't tracked, budget overruns are noticed too late.
Here's how this module works in your day-to-day operations.
The employee opens an IT support or privilege request through the system.
If a matching solution exists, the employee can resolve their own issue right away.
An unresolved request is assigned to the relevant IT staff member.
If needed, the request is matched to the relevant IT asset.
The request is resolved and the process history is archived, audit-ready.
The questions we get most often about this module, with clear answers.
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