No specialist needed
No automation team required
Most automation tools need a dedicated engineer to build and maintain every workflow. With Automagically, your techs do it.
Automagically is an AI agent that automates repeat MSP service requests. Techs describe a fix in the ticket, and it becomes a tested runbook that resolves every matching request on its own.
Password resets, shared mailboxes, offboarding. Your techs know every fix by heart and still do them by hand, one ticket at a time. For most managed service providers, that’s the ceiling: the next client means the next hire.
Automagically turns each fix into a tested runbook, no scripting required. A tech describes it in the ticket and approves it once, and every repeat resolves itself in every client tenant. More clients, same team.
Techs describe the fix in plain language in the ticket. Automagically writes the PowerShell, tests it and saves the runbook. No specialist, no project, no next hire.
Other AI agents work out each fix from scratch. Automagically runs a tested runbook that does the job the same way every time, and leaves auditable PowerShell your MSP owns.
Of tickets resolving themselves by week 8
Runbooks built by techs, not engineers
Of WheelHouse's M365 requests covered
Triage Agent verifies the user and gets sign-off, then Automagically runs your tested fix the same way every time.
You choose what runs without a tech.
Each MSP runs in its own private container. Credentials are scoped per client, there's no standing admin, and no data trains a model.
No automation team required
Most automation tools need a dedicated engineer to build and maintain every workflow. With Automagically, your techs do it.
Tested, scoped, saved
Writing a script is easy. Trusting it on a client isn’t. Automagically tests, scopes and saves every fix, so it’s safe to reuse.
Verified, reset and closed before the user follows up.
Licenses, mailbox, groups and access, handled in minutes.
Shared mailbox and list changes, approved and applied.
Describe the fix in the ticket. No scripting required.
Every runbook is tested before it ever touches a client.
One sign-off, then every matching request resolves.
Every fix becomes a lasting asset for your business.
A private container per MSP and credentials per client.
Running in 30 minutes, rolled out desk-wide in a week.
“The real value was watching people who’ve never written a line of code hand back hours every week so they could focus on customers instead of tickets.”
How your techs turn repeat requests into fixes that run themselves, and what WheelHouse IT gained
Get the PDF ↗For the first time, every technician can build, test, and run automations in plain language, with no code, consultants, or automation team.
Read the article ↗AI was supposed to make service work lighter. For a lot of MSPs, it made the day heavier.
Read the article ↗It's 2:14 a.m. A client's server just went down. The ticket is in Thread, marked Priority 1. Now someone needs to actually wake up.
Read the article ↗Automagically resolves the repeat Microsoft 365 requests that fill an MSP service desk: password resets, offboarding, license changes, shared mailbox access and group or distribution list updates. Through NinjaOne, it also reaches on-prem and hybrid Active Directory. When a request isn’t covered yet, a tech describes the fix and gets a tested runbook in minutes.
No. Your techs describe the fix in plain language, right from the ticket, and Automagically writes the PowerShell, tests it and saves it as a runbook. A tech approves it once before it runs. To change a runbook later, they describe the change the same way. No automation specialist or scripting skills required.
Many AI agents for MSPs read your documentation and decide what to do on every ticket, so the reasoning stays inside the agent. Automagically builds a tested PowerShell runbook once, then runs it the same way every time. Every resolution leaves behind an auditable asset your MSP owns, can inspect and can reuse.
Yes. Each client’s data and credentials are stored separately, encrypted and scoped per client. Role-based access control sets which techs can build and run automations, and sensitive actions wait for approval. Every runbook creation, edit, approval and run is logged with who, when, which client and the outcome. Client data never trains an AI model.
At WheelHouse IT, an MSP with about 25 technicians, Automagically automated 15% of service desk tickets within 8 weeks. Techs built more than 70 automations covering over 90% of their Microsoft 365 requests. Twenty-four smaller automations handled 45% of all runs, the long-tail work that rarely gets automated when every workflow needs a specialist.