Montreal IT and cybersecurity company
Internal operations and support handled automatically.
Luciano spent about two years building automations for Resitek.
Staff and software
- Staff change
- A rule: Joining or leaving? If joins: Accounts ready Accounts, access and software licences set up before day one. If leaves, the next step.
- Access removed Access removed and licences freed.
- Monthly licence audit Across client companies, it flags licences still paid for after people left.
- A person: You review A person reviews the list.
Connects Microsoft 365·Software licences·Team accounts
Support and know-how
- Client waiting A client has waited too long in the support queue.
- Tech alerted The right technician gets an alert.
- A rule: Handled in time? If no: A person: Manager steps in It escalates to a manager. If yes, the next step.
- Ticket closed
- Team gets answers Your team asks an assistant that answers from past tickets and SharePoint files.
Connects Support tickets·Teams·SharePoint
- A support queue monitor that alerts the right technician when a client has been waiting too long, then escalates to a manager if the ticket still has not been handled.
- A monthly Microsoft licence audit across roughly 39 client companies that identified licences still being paid for after employees had left.
- An after-hours voice assistant that collects the caller's information and problem, then opens a support ticket automatically.
- An internal AI assistant trained on closed support tickets and SharePoint files so employees can find answers without having to ask the owner.
- Automated employee onboarding and offboarding, including accounts, access and software licences when someone joins or leaves.
- Around 10 other internal systems, including licence renewal alerts, voicemails sent directly into Teams, and a password reset tool.
