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IT Support Services

Run-the-business support that doesn't slow it down. Tiered, measured, and aligned to ITIL 4.

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Overview

Support is a product — operate it like one.

Most IT support functions are still operated as a cost center: tickets in, tickets out, SLA reports nobody reads. The teams that get more out of theirs treat support as a product — with a service catalog, named owners, deflection targets, and the same kind of telemetry a customer-facing product would have.

We build and run support functions aligned to ITIL 4's service value system: clear demand intake, tiered response (L1 / L2 / L3), explicit SLAs by priority, and a continuous-improvement loop that pushes recurring issues upstream to the engineering team that can actually fix them. Whether you need a 24×7 service desk for a global workforce or specialist application support for a custom platform, the operating model is the same.

Where it helps, we layer in AI-assisted triage and resolution (LLM agents on knowledge bases, ticket-classification models, automated runbook execution) — but always with the right guardrails and a clear human escalation path. Self-service that actually works first time beats the most polished chatbot.

Engagement at a glance

  • 24×7 coverage across US & India
  • L1 / L2 / L3 with clear escalation
  • SLA reporting executives actually open
  • ITIL 4 + ISO/IEC 20000 aligned

24×7

Coverage across global timezones

<15 min

P1 response SLA target

>95%

First-contact resolution at maturity

CSAT >4.5

Average across active engagements

What we deliver

From service desk to specialty application support

Service Desk (L1)

Single point of contact, phone + email + chat + portal, tiered triage, ticket classification, and knowledge-base maintenance. Multi-language where you need it.

Application Support (L2 / L3)

Custom and packaged applications — break-fix, configuration, bug remediation, minor enhancements, and release management against your change-control process.

Infrastructure Ops

Monitoring, alerting, capacity, patching, backups. On-call rotations with runbooks, post-incident reviews, and the kind of operational hygiene that prevents 70% of outages.

Cloud Managed Services

AWS / Azure / GCP day-2 operations: cost optimization, security hygiene, IaC drift remediation, certificate & secret rotation, region/AZ failover drills.

Patch & Vulnerability Mgmt

Patching cycles, vulnerability triage, remediation tracking, compliance evidence. SLAs by CVSS severity, dashboards your CISO can take to the board.

ITSM Tooling

ServiceNow, Jira Service Management, Zendesk, Freshservice — implementations, integrations, and the workflow design that makes the tool feel like an asset, not an obligation.

How we work

A phased, outcome-driven approach

01
Transition

Service catalog, runbooks, SLAs

02
Stabilize

Hit baseline SLAs

03
Run

Steady-state operations

04
Improve

CSI cadence, deflection

Toolchain & standards

ITIL 4 aligned, vendor-pragmatic

ITSM

ServiceNow, Jira SM, Zendesk, Freshservice

Monitoring

Datadog, New Relic, Dynatrace, Grafana

On-call

PagerDuty, Opsgenie, Incident.io

Knowledge

Confluence, Notion, Guru, custom

RPA / Automation

UiPath, Automation Anywhere, Power Automate

AI assist

LLM agents, ticket classification, summarization

ITIL 4

Service Value System aligned

ISO/IEC 20000

Where certification matters

Outcomes

What good looks like

SLA attainment

Per priority, monthly

Ticket volume

Deflected via self-serve

CSAT

Per ticket, per agent

MTTR

By priority, trending

FAQ

Common questions

A real 24×7 desk needs ~10 FTEs to be sustainable; below that, your follow-the-sun coverage stops on holidays and PTO. We deliver 24×7 from our US and India delivery centers; for smaller engagements, business hours + on-call rotation for P1/P2 is a more honest model.

Dedicated for application support of custom systems, where domain knowledge compounds. Shared (pooled) for general service-desk volume, where cross-training and coverage flexibility matter more. We commonly run a hybrid: dedicated L2/L3 specialists, pooled L1.

First-line deflection on knowledge-base-answerable questions (password resets, "how do I", access requests), ticket summarization and classification, and runbook execution for well-defined incidents. Always with a clean human handoff. We measure deflection rate and CSAT side-by-side — if AI assistance drops CSAT, we tune or pull it.

A 6–8 week transition phase: service catalog build-out, runbook capture (often we write them as part of shadowing your team), SLA negotiation by category, tooling integration, and a knowledge-transfer plan. We go live in shadow mode first, then assume responsibility per service rather than all-at-once.

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Tickets growing faster than the team?

A 30-minute conversation about your support footprint and where the leverage is — staffing, automation, or deflection.