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Connected IT operations for MSPs

Keep every client’s IT work connected.

Dayrook is designed to bring tickets, devices, backup and cloud work into one client workspace.

A better day for IT.

Book a walkthroughSee a concept workflow

30 minutes to discuss your stack and priorities. See current evidence and availability.

Illustrative workflow

An alert. A connected next step.

01 / The problem

An alert without the whole story.

A device needs attention. The client, ticket and recent change are in separate places.

Endpoint alert
Attention needed
Client + service case
Context missing
Action + verification
Next step unclear

Connect the device, the client and the approved action—then keep the result with the case.

Book a walkthrough Concept example. Check current scope.

Built for MSPs & MSSPs. Owners, service leaders and technical teams.

Proposed platform pricing: $99/month. First 50 managed devices. USD; terms to confirm.

The problem is between the tools

The ticket is only
part of the story.

Finding the device. Rechecking the account. Asking who approved the change. The handoff is where your team ends up joining everything together.

Explore an example workflow

An endpoint issue.
A complete service path.

Follow the intended path from investigation to the next shift. Watch the handoff, or select a stage to inspect what should carry forward.

Understand

Start with the client. Not another search.

An endpoint alert needs attention. Before proposing a fix, bring the affected device, service case, owner and relevant history into the same investigation.

What stays with the work
Client context
Affected customer and environment
Technical context
Device state and relevant service history
Responsibility
Case owner and next action

The next technician knows what this issue belongs to.

This illustrates the operating model. Verify the available providers, actions and release evidence for your environment.

Why Dayrook

Built around your clients.
Priced around your scale.

Three practical considerations beyond the feature list.

Separate clients.
Scoped access.

Tenant and role boundaries are part of the design. Review the security evidence for your intended deployment.

Your AI provider.
Your usage bill.

Connect your own provider and API key. Provider charges stay separate; Dayrook adds no AI credit fee.

Grow the team.
No technician-seat fee.

The proposed platform model includes unlimited technicians and customer organizations. Managed devices, SaaS Backup and storage determine the estimate.

Already use NinjaOne, ConnectWise, Kaseya or specialist tools? See the comparison criteria and known limits before planning a switch.

Understand the Dayrook approach
For the team behind every client

Your business.
Your service.
A shared picture.

Designed first for MSPs and MSSPs running multiple customer environments—not a generic workspace for every kind of business.

MSP owner

Build capacity into the way you operate.

Review delivery capacity, client profitability and the cost of your stack.

Explore your role Service leader

Give the next person a better starting point.

Spot unassigned work, approaching SLA boundaries and handoffs that need attention.

Explore your role Technical team

Spend your attention on the actual problem.

Investigate an endpoint issue and see the next action, permissions and recovery path.

Explore your role
Explore the platform

The work your team needs.
The detail behind it.

Go deeper in the areas your team needs. Confirm current availability for each required provider and action.

Service
Protection
Network + cloud
Governed action
One client recordExplore the platform ↗ Illustrative connections · confirm current support
Run the serviceRMM · PSA · Remote operations
Protect the clientEndpoint backup · SaaS backup · Vault
Connect the estateNetwork · Microsoft 365 · Infrastructure
Make the work accountableAssist · Automation · Reporting
A practical way in

Start alongside
what works.
Prove what is next.

Plan a phased move around the tools and providers you need to retain.

Check your integrations and current supportExplore a phased transition
  1. Bring the real environment.

    Identify your tools, devices, tenants, data and the operational problem you want to solve.

  2. Agree on a bounded evaluation.

    Check supported import objects, provider coverage and coexistence for the selected release.

  3. Decide from the outcome.

    Reconcile records and exceptions. Agree on recovery and cutover criteria before retiring a tool.

Before your clients depend on it

Inspect the controls.
Know the boundaries.

Review tenant isolation, access, data handling and execution evidence. Public architecture and build evidence are available. Deployed workflow proof remains incomplete.

Review the security evidence
Proposed pricing · USD / monthlyNo per-technician charge in the proposed platform model.
A clear starting point

Price the platform.
Then your scope.

One platform plan. Unlimited technicians and customer organizations. Device rates decrease across progressive volume bands.

See all rates and calculate your scope
Platform + managed devices / per month
$99 / month

50 managed devices · 500 GB included pooled storage

Platform plan$99Additional managed devices$0

These examples include no protected SaaS users or excess storage. USD before tax. AI provider charges are separate. Final commercial terms require confirmation.

Comparing platforms? Include migration, coexistence, storage and any tools you will retain—not just the starting subscription.

Calculate your complete scope
Before you decide

Good questions.
Clear answers.

Start with the facts that matter to your team.

Who is Dayrook for?

MSPs and MSSPs managing multiple customer environments. It is designed for owners, service managers, technicians and security leads who need client context to carry across service, protection and operational work.

Is this another tool to add to our stack?

The goal is to connect the operating work around a customer. Start by checking whether Dayrook supports the workflow and providers you need. Keep your current tools where coexistence is supported, and change only what your evaluation proves.

What can we use today?

Current support depends on the module, provider and release. Public architecture and build evidence are available; some deployed workflow evidence is still pending. Ask to see your exact workflow and its limitations before committing.

Can AI make changes without our approval?

Assist is designed to investigate and prepare recommendations within the configured scope. Execution follows the workflow’s permissions, policy and approval rules. Confirm the controls for the action you intend to run.

What does the monthly price include?

The published model starts at $99 per month for the first 50 managed devices, with unlimited technicians and customer organizations. Additional devices are priced progressively. SaaS Backup, excess storage and your AI provider’s own charges are separate.

What happens after the walkthrough?

Discuss your stack, confirm current support and agree on a bounded first workflow. You can then request a workspace and confirm the commercial terms. Booking a conversation does not charge a card.

Will it work with our devices, cloud providers and existing tools?

Check the exact operating systems, providers, permissions and actions you need—not only whether a product name appears in a directory. Supported integration and migration scope varies by release. Check provider coverage and limitations

Why evaluate Dayrook if we already use NinjaOne, ConnectWise or Kaseya?

An established platform or specialist stack may already meet important needs. The reason to evaluate Dayrook is its intended connection between customer context, controlled action and retained evidence. Compare the same workflow in both environments: supported actions, handoffs, governance, total cost and migration effort. We do not assume a competitor lacks a capability. Read the comparison approach

How is customer data handled?

Review tenant isolation, permissions, credential handling, retention and the workload region that apply to your intended deployment. Published architecture is not a substitute for release-specific assurance. Review security and data-handling evidence

What support and rollout terms apply?

Confirm the support hours, escalation route, responsibilities, rollout scope and commercial terms before an evaluation begins. Timing depends on your providers, required actions and migration scope; there is no fixed implementation timeline promised here. Discuss support and evaluation terms