IT Service Solution

AskIT Service Copilot

Give employees clear answers and guided fixes before they open a ticket. We connect your runbooks and knowledge to Copilot, add safe prompts, and integrate with ServiceNow or Jira so people solve common issues fast and agents close the rest with less effort.

Who This Is For

IT leaders, service desk managers, platform owners, and operations teams who want fewer repetitive tickets, shorter handle times, and higher satisfaction without risking security or compliance.

Typical Challenges

Password resets, access requests, and device issues flood the queue

Knowledge articles are out of date or hard to find

Agents spend time rewriting the same steps for every ticket

No clean way to measure deflection, first contact resolution, or time saved

What You Will Launch in 60 to 90 Days

A Copilot that answers IT questions with step-by-step guidance and source links

Guided troubleshooting flows for top issues like VPN, email, Wi-Fi, and SSO

Ticket triage with auto-categorization, summaries, and suggested resolutions

Permission-aware knowledge using Microsoft Graph and approved repositories

Telemetry and dashboards for deflection, MTTR, FCR, and satisfaction

Outcomes You Can Share With Leadership

25-40%
deflection on repetitive tickets
in pilot cohorts
15-30%
reduction in MTTR
for common incidents
20-35%
reduction in handle time
for supported categories
Higher
CSAT and insights
on content value
“Our agents stopped copying the same steps into every ticket. The copilot handled the basics and routed the tricky cases with context attached.”
Client Note

How the AskIT Copilot Works

Blueprint for answers, triage, and fixes

Policy and Runbook Mapping

We inventory your knowledge base, SOPs, and automations. Content is tagged by platform, app, and device type so guidance is accurate.

Knowledge Curation

We connect SharePoint, OneDrive, and approved sources like Confluence and KB articles in ServiceNow or Jira. Answers include citations so users and agents can trust the steps.

Safe Prompts

We add prompt patterns that prevent risky actions and keep secrets out of responses. The copilot routes privileged operations to agents with the right role.

Guided Troubleshooting

Users get simple branches like "Are you on Windows or macOS" and "What error do you see." The flow narrows the issue and recommends the next step or opens a prefilled ticket.

Agent Assistance

For new tickets the copilot drafts a summary, proposes a category, links similar incidents, and suggests the right runbook. Agents can insert the steps, edit, and close.

Telemetry and Coaching

Dashboards show which issues deflect, which steps confuse people, and which automations to add next.

Featured Flows

Password and SSO

Reset guidance, MFA troubleshooting, account unlock routes

Network and VPN

Split tunnel tips, common client errors, certificate checks

Email and Calendar

Profile repair, quota, shared mailbox access

Device Basics

Wi-Fi, printer, camera, audio fixes by OS

Access Requests

Request routing to the right group with policy checks

Software Help

Install instructions and license checks for approved apps

Integrations

ITSM

ServiceNow, Jira Service Management

Identity and Access

Entra ID, Okta, on-prem AD via approved connectors

Device Management

Intune, SCCM, Jamf for policy and inventory lookups

Automation

Power Automate, PowerShell, webhook triggers for safe handoffs

Content

SharePoint, OneDrive, Confluence, ServiceNow KB

Security and Compliance

Least-privilege access, sensitivity labels, and DLP for IT content

Guardrails that block secrets and credentials in answers

Change control with runbooks and approvals for privileged steps

Tenant-level agent inventory and usage telemetry

EU data boundary alignment available

Rollout Plan

Assess

Weeks 1 to 2

Tenant readiness, top 20 issue inventory, safe prompts starter set, risk register, pilot cohort setup.

Build

Weeks 3 to 6

Knowledge mapping with permission tests, guided troubleshooting for the top 5 issues, ITSM integration, telemetry dashboards.

Pilot

Weeks 7 to 10

Cohort enablement, office hours, prompt tuning, deflection and MTTR tracking, content fixes.

Harden

Weeks 11 to 12

Runbooks, training plan, change control, automation backlog, handover to the service desk.

What Is Included

Policy and runbook mapping for priority categories

AskIT copilot with safe prompts, guided flows, and citations

Ticket triage with summaries and suggested categories

Telemetry for deflection, MTTR, FCR, and CSAT

Role-based training for agents and admins

What Is Not Included

Broad enterprise change management beyond the pilot cohort

Custom device automations that need new agents or runners

Company-wide rollout in one step

These are delivered in follow-on phases.

Prerequisites

Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses for the pilot cohort

Access to tenant security and compliance settings

KB and runbook owners for the top issues

ITSM access for integration and testing

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the copilot open tickets with prefilled details?

Yes. We create short forms with context and suggested categories so agents do less rework.

Will this replace our knowledge base?

No. We improve it. The copilot reads from approved sources and shows citations. You keep a single source of truth.

Can we trigger automations from the copilot?

Yes, for safe actions. Risky or privileged steps are routed to agents with approvals and logging.

How do you prevent the copilot from sharing secrets?

We use guardrails, safe prompts, and DLP. We also scrub logs and monitor for sensitive output.

What happens after the pilot?

You can add more categories, expand to more users, and introduce targeted automations where telemetry shows value.

Ready to Deflect Tickets and Speed Resolution

Start with a short assessment. Get a plan, a timeline, and a pilot that proves value.