VightBuilt for MSP service teamsVight connects the phone system you already have to your PSA. Every support call becomes a ticket note and time entry, without your technicians writing it up.
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SkySwitch / NetSapiensThe fix happened on the phone. Whether anyone else can see it depends on what got typed into the PSA afterwards.
Techs mean to write the call up. Then the next call rings, and the ticket gets one line, or nothing at all.
Your phone system may record or transcribe the call. None of it reaches the ticket unless someone copies it over, and nobody listens back.
Hour-long fixes get notes. The two-minute calls and the “I'll call you back when I'm done” follow-ups don't, and they add up to work nobody can see.
“I have them recording, but I don't care. I don't listen to them.”
“We did actually turn on transcription… it's just kind of within the portal.”
“I wish they were consistently doing it manually.”
Vight sits between the phone system you already use and your PSA. Nothing changes for your technicians.
They work the issue exactly as they do today, on the phone system you already have. No new timer or note-taking step.
The call is transcribed and turned into a structured note: the issue, what was tried, the resolution and next steps.
The note and a time entry are posted to the ticket with a link back to the full call, so anyone can pick it up.
It looks for a ticket number said on the call, matches the caller's phone number to their contact and tickets in your PSA, and uses the conversation to choose between them. When nothing fits closely enough, the call is left unmatched instead of landing on the wrong ticket, and a tech can link it in a click.
The time entry uses the call's actual start and end. You choose whether Vight posts a time entry or just the note, so a team that logs its own time doesn't double up.
No. The note is structured the same way every time: the issue, what was tried, the resolution and next steps, so the next tech can scan it in seconds.
No. The note lands on the ticket in the PSA your team already works in. Nothing changes about how they take calls.
Not unless you want them to. Notes are posted as internal notes by default.
Answer a few quick questions about your phone system, your PSA, call volume and how notes get written today. We estimate how many calls a month reach your PSA without a usable record.