IT partners and MSPs
Your clients are asking about AI, and you carry the risk if something unsafe goes in. Keystile gives you a platform you can support: central app connections, per-client policies, approvals and a signed record.
What you set up for each client
Section titled “What you set up for each client”- Their own deployment — on their servers, in their cloud account, or managed — with their own rules, limits and record. One client never sees another’s data.
- Single sign-on, roles and team management, so the client’s own people approve and administer.
- App connections to their Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, CRM and line-of-business apps (750+ available).
- Protection level and starting rule sets for their industry (finance, IT administration, coding agents).
Apps your clients’ IT usually needs
Section titled “Apps your clients’ IT usually needs”| For | Apps |
|---|---|
| Identity & collaboration | Microsoft Teams, Outlook, OneDrive, SharePoint, Google Workspace (Gmail, Drive, Calendar) |
| Service desk | Zendesk, Freshdesk, Jira Cloud |
| Monitoring & on-call | Datadog, PagerDuty |
| Messaging | Slack, Microsoft Teams, Twilio |
Prompts for your team
Section titled “Prompts for your team”Using Keystile, list this week's Zendesk tickets for Brookline that mention AI tools, and draft ashort answer for each using our standard AI policy.Using Keystile, create a Jira ticket in the IT board for the Brookline onboarding of two newstaff: Microsoft 365 accounts, Teams channels and shared-folder access, with a checklist.IT rules worth turning on
Section titled “IT rules worth turning on”The IT administration rule set covers the common risks: wiping or retiring devices needs a person; creating admin accounts or granting admin rights, turning off security tools, logging or multi-factor sign-in, and deleting mailboxes, file shares or backups are stopped.