Real tickets, not messages
Every call becomes a structured ticket with caller, site, severity, and a clean summary — not a voicemail somebody has to decode.
FinnleyAI for MSPs
Finnley answers the support line, verifies the caller, tells a password reset from a production outage, and pages on-call only when your escalation policy says so.
One call, start to finish
Inbound call
2:14 AM · Saturday
Marcus Webb · Harborview Logistics
Verified against your client records before any account detail was discussed
"Warehouse scanners can't reach the server — the whole night shift is down"
Classified as a production outage under your severity rules
On-call engineer connected 6 minutes after the call started
Full transcript and timeline attached to the ticket
What you get
Every call becomes a structured ticket with caller, site, severity, and a clean summary — not a voicemail somebody has to decode.
Routine requests become tickets in the queue. Production outages page the on-call engineer immediately, with context already gathered.
Client, contact, and asset names are matched against your records even through accents, noise, or a weak connection.
Finnley confirms who is calling before discussing accounts or opening work — impersonation attempts get a polite dead end.
Fits your stack
Tickets are created and updated in the queue your team already works from, with the transcript attached.
Escalations follow your paging rules and reach the engineer who is actually on call tonight.
Every call lands as a summary where your team already looks, so the queue — not a voicemail box — stays the source of truth.
Built for client trust
Your clients' account details are only discussed with verified callers, every action is logged with a transcript, and anything outside your rules escalates to a human instead of being improvised.
Book a 15-minute demo and we’ll run your scenarios — your rules, your edge cases — live.