SuperIT lets us put an AI agent in front of the support team without giving up control of the work. We use it as the service layer behind our own AI-guided support offering, and it handles intake, troubleshooting, and resolution on common issues. When an issue needs escalation, the agent hands off to our internal team and a technician can join the user’s session immediately, so the user never starts over. It connects with [ConnectWise / Microsoft 365 / RMM], which keeps tickets, context, and history in the systems our team already works in. Pricing is a flat fee with a matching usage budget, which makes cost predictable and easy to model against the capacity it adds. The insights and workflow recommendations have been the biggest surprise. They have been valuable enough that we are redefining roles, rebuilding support workflows, and creating new positions to take advantage of the capacity gains. The founder and team have been hands-on through onboarding and quick to act on feedback. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Navigation in the admin interface can be tricky at times. Finding specific settings or adding new team members takes a few more clicks than it should. It is a minor issue for us and has improved as the product has matured. I would also like to see more built-in reporting on resolution rates and performance, rather than building our own. The main issue to resolve is agent code signing. After updates, our cybersecurity tools sometimes block the agent until we allow it again, which affects reliability and uptime for end users. Consistent signing across releases would make the agent faster to deploy and easier to trust in security-conscious environments. They are working on this asap. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
