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Raised by Priya N. · Northline Health, Melbourne
Australian-built ITSM & IT asset management
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Answers in seconds. Scales without headcount.
Your service desk, your assets, and the reporting that proves it works — one record per request, and the routine work handled before it reaches a person.
- Australian owned & operatedMelbourne. Support in your hours.
- Hosted in AustraliaEncrypted, and your records stay in the country.
- MFA on every accountSSO with your directory. No bypass role.
- Unlimited end usersNot billed per person who asks for help.
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Every request, one record, one timeline — from the first message to the resolved outcome.
01 — The problem
Traditional service desks do not scale gracefully.
The cost of a desk is not the licence. It is the people to run it, the people to staff it, and the routine work that eats the capacity you paid for.
The usual stack
A ticketing tool, a spreadsheet for assets, a wiki nobody updates, and an inbox holding it together. Each has a licence, an owner and its own truth. Nothing reconciles.
What is different here
One data model: the request, the asset, the person and the deadline are the same record. The desk holds the truth, not the inbox.
What the AI leaves to your team
It removes the routine, not the judgement. Every suggestion cites the record it came from, and nothing closes without a person.
02 — How a request moves
Every request, one timeline.
From the moment it is raised to the report your leadership reads at month end. Choose a stage to see what the desk actually does at that point — this is the same flow the product view above is running.
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One recordOne timelineNothing re-entered
AI drafts, a person decides
Who is in charge when the assistant is wrong?
- The assistant suggests a priority, a category and a reply.
- A person approves, edits or overrides it — at any point in the flow.
- The override is recorded, so the decision is attributable later.
03 — Inside the desk
What your people actually see.
One screen to ask, one queue to work, one record that holds the history.
Screens from a demo workspace with sample records.
04 — One record
What holds it together is the data model.
Usually two products bolted together. Here the ticket knows its asset, the asset knows its holder, and the report reads all of it.
One request, everything attached to it
No module keeps its own copy of the truth. That is the difference between recording work and being able to report on it.
RecordAI touchpoint
05 — Where it fits
Eight situations we already design for.
Urgency, isolation, turnover, budget, audit. Open one for the situation, the walkthrough and what we need to start.
01 · Public sector
Government & councils
Open 02 · Multi-client ITMSPs & IT providers
Open 03 · Multi-site careHealth & clinics
Open 04 · Residential & home careAged care
Open 05 · K-12 & tertiaryEducation
Open 06 · 20–300 staffProfessional services
Open 07 · Funded programsNot-for-profits
Open 08 · Multi-site tradingRetail & hospitality
Open
06 — The wall
Tenancy is a wall, not a filter.
Your signed-in session resolves to one tenant, and the server answers only for that tenant. A value the browser supplies never decides whose data comes back.
Two tenants, one platform, one wall
Watch the wire that gets refused. We run this in every demo.
Allowed pathSigned handoffRefused at the wall
07 — The film
The argument, in one sitting.
Our own product film: the problem, the desk, what runs underneath, and who is in charge when the assistant gets it wrong.
Product screens in the film are our own interface with sample records. Where a number appears, it belongs to a sample ticket rather than to a customer.
08 — What is in the platform
Six capabilities, one product.
Not six subscriptions, and not six places to look when something is wrong.
Service management
Incidents, requests, problems and changes on one queue, with service levels measured.
OpenIT asset management
Every device, licence and warranty in one register, purchase to retirement.
OpenAI that stays in your records
Priorities, categories and drafted replies, grounded in your records — not the internet.
OpenKnowledge that compounds
Versioned articles, written from the tickets that solved the problem.
OpenAutomation and approvals
Rules, approvals and scheduled work that behave the same on a Friday as a Tuesday.
OpenReporting people read
Dashboards, board packs per site, and a full export whenever you want it.
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09 — Before you talk to us
Work out what your desk costs you now.
Six questions about your desk. It returns the monthly support hours, the person-equivalent, the annual cost — and what the routine share would be worth if it were absorbed.
It is arithmetic on your numbers with one visible assumption you can move. It is not a quote, and it is not a claim about results we have had elsewhere.
182 hSupport hours consumed each month
$141,960What that time costs each year
55 hHours the routine share would return
a month, at the default assumption
Example inputs: 120 people, 260 requests a month, 42 minutes average handling, $65 an hour. Your own answers replace them.
10 — What we stand behind
Proof you can check, and commitments you can hold us to.
How the platform works, what happens at onboarding, and what is written into your agreement. Bring any of it to a demo and test it.
Australian entity
The Managed Desk · Melbourne, Australia. Australian-owned and operated, on infrastructure inside the country.
Hosted in Australia
Hosted in Australia. Your records do not leave the country for hosting.
One desk, not a stack
Service management, asset management, knowledge, automation and reporting share one data model. There is no middleware to reconcile.
No lock-in
No lock-in contract, and full export of your records in an open format at any time.
In every agreement: 24×7 support, answered by Australian engineers rather than an outsourced queue. Unlimited end users, Australian hosting, SSO and MFA included in every plan. Full export of your records in an open format, whenever you ask — including the day you leave. No lock-in contract, and stopping at any stage is a normal outcome rather than a breach. Your tickets and documents are never used to train public or shared AI models. A written scope with named owners on both sides before any work starts.
11 — Questions we get asked
Answered plainly.
What is The Managed Desk, in one paragraph?
An Australian platform for service management and IT asset management: one place where requests, assets, knowledge, automation and reporting share a single record. It also comes fully managed, which means we can run the desk for you rather than handing you another tool to operate.
Who is it for?
Multi-site clinics and health groups, aged-care and community providers, schools and universities, government and shared-services teams, professional firms, not-for-profits, retail and hospitality groups, and IT providers running desks for several clients.
Where is it hosted?
Hosted in Australia. Encryption in transit and at rest, and backups are taken.