For IT support companies and MSPs

Every client request in one inbox, from chat to fix

Clients reach you by chat, email, or phone. ZenTalk keeps it all in one thread, lets your technicians see the screen, and gives every client a portal for projects and sign offs.

The short answer

ZenTalk gives IT support companies and managed service providers one workspace for client requests. Website chat, an email helpdesk on your own domain, and browser phone calls land in the same inbox. Technicians can co-browse a user's screen view only, replay a session to see the error, and record calls. Larger jobs such as migrations or office setups run as projects with signed scopes, and clients follow them in a magic link portal. It is not a remote management or monitoring tool.

What gets in the way today

Requests arrive everywhere at once

One client emails the owner's personal address, another calls the office line, a third messages through the website. Your technicians spend the first ten minutes of every shift working out who asked what, and who already answered.

'My email stopped working' tells you nothing

Users describe symptoms, not causes. Without seeing the screen, the technician asks for screenshots, error codes, and the browser version, and a five minute fix becomes a day of back and forth.

Project work hides in long email chains

A server migration or a new office network has a scope, a quote, a deposit, and a client who keeps asking for status. When it all lives in email, nobody can find the signed scope when the client asks why something was not included.

How it works for IT services and MSPs

  1. 1

    The client reaches out on any channel

    A chat on your website, an email to support@ your domain, or a call to your business number all land as conversations in the same ZenTalk inbox.

  2. 2

    The AI handles first line questions

    It answers from your own website and notes: service hours, what your plans cover, how to reset a password on your portal, and how to reach the on call line. It hands off to a technician when a real fix is needed.

  3. 3

    A technician sees the problem

    Start a view only co-browse from the chat to watch the user's screen with nothing to install, or open the session replay to see what happened before they wrote in. Call them from the browser if talking it through is faster.

  4. 4

    The ticket continues by email

    Follow up from your own domain, threaded into the same conversation, with delivered, opened, or bounced status so you know the client actually got the update.

  5. 5

    Bigger jobs become projects

    Turn a request into a project with a kanban board, a signed scope, and versioned deliveries such as a migration plan or handover document. The client follows progress in the portal.

Where ZenTalk fits, and where it does not

ZenTalk is not a remote monitoring and management tool or a remote desktop. Co-browse is view only and covers the browser, so keep your RMM and remote access software for patching, device control, and work outside the browser.

It does not track SLAs per contract, assets, or device inventories. If your service desk depends on those, keep your PSA for them and use ZenTalk for client conversations.

There is no integration with PSA or RMM platforms, so tickets do not sync automatically between systems.

The bottom line

For IT support companies and MSPs, ZenTalk is the client facing layer: chat, email, and calls in one inbox, a view of the user's screen when words are not enough, and a portal for project work. It sits next to your remote management tools rather than replacing them, and gives clients one clear place to ask and follow up.

Common questions

Can ZenTalk replace my remote access tool?

No. Co-browse shows your technician the user's browser tab in real time, view only, with nothing to install. That is enough for web portals, account settings, and guided sign ins, but it cannot control the device or reach desktop apps. Keep your remote access software for that.

Can clients email support and have it become a ticket?

Yes. Replies from clients thread into the conversation on your own authenticated domain, and your team can reply from the ticket, the chat, or a global Compose button. Each outbound message shows delivered, opened, bounced, or spam reported status.

Can my technicians take phone calls in ZenTalk?

Yes. The browser dialer makes and takes calls from your business number over WebRTC, with no desk phone. Rent a local or toll free number in ZenTalk or bring your own. Calls are recorded and saved to the client's thread. Minutes are pay as you go from a prepaid wallet.

Can I keep each client's data separate?

Yes. Per site agent assignments keep visibility scoped, and you can run larger clients as their own workspaces under one organization. Visitor email and phone are masked from regular agents by default, and owners can switch that per agent.

What does ZenTalk cost for an IT support team?

A flat $50 per agent, per month, per workspace, with the AI included and no per resolution fees. Calls and texts are pay as you go from a prepaid wallet. You can start with a one week free trial.

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