When a prospect's server is down or their current provider has gone dark, they call MSPs until one answers. Marvic AI picks up instantly, logs and triages every call, and books sales conversations — while your engineers stay on the tickets that matter. Downtime makes buyers decisive, impatient, and completely unwilling to leave a message and wait.
Marvic AI answers your MSP's phones 24/7 with genuine triage: it distinguishes a client emergency from a sales enquiry, collects the technical basics your team needs, and escalates by your severity rules to the on-call engineer. New-business calls are qualified — seats, current provider pain, timeline — and booked with your sales team. Speed2Lead calls website leads back in under 60 seconds. Your engineers stop being interrupted by password-reset calls, and your pipeline stops leaking at the phone. After-hours emergencies follow your escalation rules exactly, so clients get help fast and engineers only wake for real incidents.
Outages and security concerns are flagged and pushed to your on-call rotation instantly; routine requests are logged and scheduled.
Caller, company, device, error messages and impact are captured consistently on every support call.
Seat count, current provider, pain points and decision timeline are gathered before your discovery call.
Clients reach a system that knows your services and SLAs — not a generic operator reading a sticky note.
At 8:05 on a Monday, a 30-person law firm's email is down and their current IT provider's phone rolls to an answering service that knows nothing about technology. Your number is next on their list. It rings in your office — where your two senior techs are already remoted into a ransomware cleanup and your dispatcher just stepped out. The call lands in voicemail. The firm moves to the third MSP on the list, who answers live and is on site by ten. That was a managed services contract worth thousands a month, lost to a staffing gap of about fifteen minutes. Your dispatcher spent the rest of that day apologising to existing clients whose routine tickets had slipped while everyone chased the messages that should never have piled up.
A business in crisis calls during their provider's failure. The AI captures company size, the issue and urgency, and gets your sales engineer on it fast.
A client's POS system dies on a Saturday night. The call is answered, triaged against your severity rules, and the on-call tech is notified immediately.
Routine support calls arrive as structured summaries — user, device, error, urgency — ready to become tickets instead of scribbled voicemail transcriptions.
An internal IT manager researching co-managed support books a scoping call without playing phone tag with your vCIO.
It handles intake and simple approved guidance, such as password-reset steps from your own documentation. Real troubleshooting is escalated to your engineers with complete notes.
You define severity rules and your on-call rotation. Urgent calls trigger immediate notification to the right technician, with the caller's details included.
Call summaries are delivered in a structured format your team can drop straight into your workflow. The goal is cleaner intake, not another system to manage.
Clients care about being answered instantly and helped quickly. The AI identifies itself, captures the issue properly, and gets a human involved fast when it matters.
Start with a 14-day free trial; plans are on the pricing page. Compare it to the cost of one lost managed services contract.
Put Marvic AI on your phones and your calendar — set up in days, answering in under a minute, 24/7.
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