Everything your team needs to run a managed service practice — service desk, CMDB, time billing, invoicing, quoting and direct accounting integration — in a single, focused tool.
Not yet open to the public · Early access is invite-only
MSP Pulse is in active development and not yet generally available. We'd rather tell you that plainly than take your card details for something that isn't finished.
The core platform is built and running: service desk with SLA tracking, CMDB, time logging and the billing engine, invoicing with live Xero and QuickBooks Online integration, quoting, knowledge base and the password vault. What we're finishing now is the security and remote-access layer, and the onboarding experience that gets a new practice running without hand-holding.
Before we open the doors we're taking on a small number of MSPs to work with directly — people who'll tell us what's wrong, influence what gets built next, and get the product on terms that reflect that contribution. If that sounds like you, the form below is the way in.
Design principles
Monolithic PSA platforms are built for enterprise IT departments and sold to everyone else. A small MSP ends up paying for hundreds of features it will never open — and, worse, navigating around them every single day.
So we took that 80% out. What's left has been refined to be aggressively functional: fewer screens, fewer clicks, no dead ends, and no module you have to learn before you can raise a ticket.
That isn't a gap in the roadmap — it's the deliberate shape of the product. It's also why it stays fast as it grows.
Most tools have bolted on a chat box that answers questions about the software. Ours sits inside the job. Open a ticket and it has already read it: it finds the runbook that solves this exact fault, spots the machine that isn't in your CMDB yet, and drafts the update to the customer in your words — one click to attach, one click to send.
It never saves or sends anything on its own. It prepares the work; you approve it. That rule is deliberate, and it doesn't bend.
Native means native: no AI tier, no per-message pricing, no separate vendor holding your client data.
Your clients' credentials and asset records are the crown jewels of every business you look after. So MSP Pulse can be run dark: with Secure Access switched on, your tenant's data has no public route to it at all. No login page for an attacker to find, no door on the internet to grind at.
Access comes from devices you have enrolled — and can revoke in seconds. A stolen password on an unenrolled laptop gets nowhere, because there is nowhere for it to go.
Everywhere else this is the enterprise tier, sold separately and configured by a consultant. Here it's built into the platform and included in the seat price.
Features
Stop stitching together five different tools. MSP Pulse covers the full service delivery workflow — and it's all in the one seat price.
Incidents and service requests with full status lifecycle, priority management, SLA tracking, and an email-to-ticket inbound queue.
Your RMM or security tool posts an alert; MSP Pulse matches it to the device, opens a triaged incident on the right client and starts the SLA clock. Repeat alerts append to the open ticket instead of flooding the queue.
One-click integrations for NinjaOne, Tactical RMM and others in buildReads the ticket in front of you, surfaces the runbook that solves it, spots assets missing from your CMDB, and drafts the customer update. It prepares the work — you approve it.
Included — no AI tier, no per-message pricingTrack client hardware, software licences, cloud services, and network assets. Link CIs directly to tickets and agreements.
Client documentation, MSP-wide articles and step-by-step runbooks in one searchable system — not three modules that never quite join up. Linked to the tickets and assets they explain.
Log time against tickets with automatic billing classification — retainer, T&M, or non-billable — based on client agreements.
Generate invoices from unbilled time in one click, with per-line VAT, configurable numbering and customer PO numbers. Send as HTML email or branded PDF.
A live OAuth connection to Xero and QuickBooks Online — not a CSV drop. Your chart of accounts syncs across, tax codes map per line, and invoices and credit notes post straight through with due dates and PO references intact.
Xero and QuickBooks Online live today — no bridging tool, no extra licence MYOB and Sage in buildBuild proposals with a product catalogue, send them for approval, and win them into tickets and tasks — no copy-paste.
Phases, tasks and milestones with staged billing. A won quote seeds the plan automatically, so delivery and invoicing stay in step.
A dashboard that shows engineers their own queue and owners the state of the business, plus client-facing reports you assemble from nine sections and generate per client.
Store client credentials encrypted at rest, with per-access audit logging. Reveal passwords only when needed.
Connect to a client machine from the ticket you are already in. Attended sessions from a one-click installer, unattended access to managed endpoints, and the device credential held in the vault rather than in someone's head.
Run your tenant dark — no public route to your client data at all. Access comes only from devices you've enrolled, and any one of them can be revoked in seconds.
Included — not an enterprise upgradeLet your team sign in with the identity provider you already run — Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, Okta and more. Disable someone in your directory and their MSP Pulse access goes with it.
Included — not an enterprise upgradeRemote access
Getting onto the machine is the job a tech does dozens of times a day. So in MSP Pulse it isn't a by-product of a monitoring agent — it's built into the CMDB and the ticket you're already working.
Start a session from the CI or ticket in front of you. The device credential comes straight from the vault — never invented, shared, or written on a notepad.
Remote access doesn't depend on running our RMM — or anyone's. Keep whatever monitoring stack you already trust; remote support stands on its own.
Every seat has it. No separate remote-support product, no per-technician remote licence, no higher tier to unlock.
With Secure Access, sessions can be restricted to devices you've enrolled — remote support on a zero-trust overlay, with no public relay to attack.
Why MSP Pulse
Not a generic helpdesk. Not a bloated PSA. MSP Pulse is opinionated about the right workflow.
Every record is scoped to a client. Billing agreements, contacts, CIs, and tickets stay properly separated.
Per-client retainer blocks, T&M rates, or mixed — the billing engine handles the logic automatically.
Accounting integration, the password vault, the knowledge base — all included. No add-on modules, no third-party connector to license and maintain.
Your support inbox becomes tickets automatically. Known contacts are matched; unknown senders assigned to a default client.
Standard, reduced, zero-rate, exempt, and reverse charge — all configurable per client and per line item.
No tiers and no "contact sales" for the thing you actually need. Every customer gets the whole product.
Everything included. One price.
per seat / month
FAQ
No. Remote access in MSP Pulse doesn't depend on our RMM — or any agent. You connect straight from the asset or ticket you're working on, the device credential is held in the vault (not in someone's head), and sessions can optionally be locked to devices you've enrolled with Secure Access. It's included in every seat, not a separate remote-support licence.
No — and that's deliberate. We think RMM is unbundling into best-of-breed pieces: endpoint management is increasingly Intune/MDM (which also covers the phones and tablets an RMM agent never will), security is your EDR, and infrastructure health already comes from the hardware itself — iLO/iDRAC, Fortinet, SonicWall. A bundled lightweight RMM usually gives you less than those, not more.
So MSP Pulse doesn't re-bundle a weaker copy of each. It does two things properly: secure remote access, and everything that happens after an alert — the service desk, billing, quoting and the client relationship. Your monitoring tools (Tactical RMM, NinjaOne, or anything that can send a webhook) drop alerts straight in as tickets, on the right client, with the SLA clock already running. Bring the stack you already trust.
MSP Pulse is built to sit at the centre of a best-of-breed stack. Live today: Xero and QuickBooks Online with real invoice push and payment sync-back, plus inbound alerts from any RMM or monitoring tool.
On the roadmap: deeper Microsoft 365 / Intune management via CIPP, then Pax8 for distribution and licensing, Huntress for security, and one-click connectors for NinjaOne and the other major RMMs. Everything speaks webhooks today, so nothing has to wait for a named connector to start flowing.
MSP Pulse is in active development and early access is invite-only while we work with a small group of design-partner MSPs. Register your interest below and we'll be in touch as places open up.
Early access
Tell us a little about your practice. We'll be in touch as places open up — and the more you tell us about how you work, the better we can build for it.
We'll be in touch as early access places open up. If you flagged interest in being a design partner, expect to hear from us sooner rather than later.