Run the practice
Pipeline, clients, sequences, and operating history in one accountable system.
Managed Intelligence Platform for MSPs
Client context, security posture, evidence, reporting, and follow-through — one operating platform. Every action has a record. Every record has an owner.
Tenant: Mid-Atlantic HP · illustrative
L-04-1042
Mid-Atlantic HP — lead accepted
CS-1042
Onboarding — MFA rollout ticket
EVD-CC8.1-014
MFA enforcement — proof attached
RPT-MAHP-04
Monthly operations report
source · owner · timestamp — on every record
One lead, followed across four domains to a client-ready report.
Pipeline, clients, sequences, and operating history in one accountable system.
Tickets and roadmap work linked to the client context they came from.
Evidence collected against real controls — records, not checkbox PDFs.
Signals and intake that turn posture conversations into pipeline.
An illustrative example: a lead — L-04-1042, the fictional Mid-Atlantic HP — is accepted in Clients, becomes an onboarding ticket in the Service Desk, emits an evidence artifact, and lands in the monthly client report.
Illustrative walkthrough · sample records
L-04-1042
Lead accepted — source and owner recorded
CS-1042
Onboarding ticket — SLA, owner, asset references
EVD-CC8.1-014
Evidence artifact — linked to the closed ticket
RPT-MAHP-04
Client report — same artifacts the reviewer sees
source · owner · timestamp — on every record
Work enters at the client record — a lead from an assessment, a sequence, a referral, or inbound. Source, owner, and intake timestamp are recorded at the boundary.
The accepted lead becomes onboarding tickets in the service desk. Tickets carry SLA, owner, and asset references — work is operational, not theoretical.
Completed work emits an evidence artifact — capability mapping, source, owner, and timestamp, linked back to the closed ticket. Reviewer-grade and client-grade from one model.
The client report is assembled from the linked records — PDF, API, or white-labeled portal. The reviewer sees the same artifacts the client sees.
Agent workforce
A per-tenant trust ladder governs what each agent may do on its own: agents start in Shadow, observing and surfacing proposals for operator review, and earn the right to act as you raise their trust phase.
ClearStax agents work across every surface — clients, service desk, IT operations, security, reporting, and growth — in the same system of record everything else runs on. You watch agent health and workload, and every proposal emits a source, an owner, and a timestamp, linked back to the work that produced it. Inspectable by design.
Every agent proposal is recorded as actor: agent.<name> — the same provenance model as a human operator. Operators inspect, approve, or reject before anything commits. There are no silent agent decisions.
One agent. One run. 4 domains. Every step inspectable.
One record model threads through every surface — the capability, the provider that delivers it, the evidence that proves it, and the coverage that results — so nothing falls between tools, and every claim resolves to its source.
Every ticket points back to the deal and contract that authorized it.
Every evidence artifact points back to a closed ticket.
Every report points back to the evidence it includes.
Every record resolves to a source, an owner, and a timestamp, linked back to the work that produced it — no checkbox-only controls.
How records are protectedClearStax consolidates the operator-facing systems where you already pay multiple vendors. It stays vendor-neutral about the security and infrastructure tools that need to keep running their own jobs — it coordinates across them, it doesn't compete with them.
Replaces / consolidates
If you currently run separate point tools for these, ClearStax becomes the single system of record.
Sits above — does not replace
ClearStax ingests from these and coordinates work across them. Keep the tools you already run; we stay vendor-neutral.
ClearStax is taking on a small group of founding MSP partners. Scope is custom — we shape the rollout around your practice, your client count, and the surfaces you run today. No SKU table, no per-seat surcharge games.
For MSP operators who want in early and want a say in where the platform goes:
Pricing is scoped to your practice, not published as a tier table.
See how founder-partner scoping worksTell us about your practice and we'll be in touch within one business day.
A 30-minute walkthrough with the founder — your practice, mapped onto the platform.