ConnectWise adds AI agent to RMM for technician-approved fixes
ConnectWise launched RMM Agent, an AI tool that investigates IT tickets by analyzing linked devices and proposing fixes from a vetted catalog. Technicians must approve every device change before implementation. The product, part of ConnectWise’s broader Agentic Platform, integrates with existing RMM (Remote Monitoring and Management) tools to streamline troubleshooting by connecting ticket…
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- ConnectWise’s RMM Agent investigates IT tickets by analyzing devices and proposing fixes requiring technician approval
- Early partner data shows **91% diagnostic accuracy** on **500+ live tickets**, reducing first-touch time to **five minutes**
- New **Voice, Teams, and Email Agents** gather customer details before technical work begins
The agent automates diagnostics but requires human approval before applying changes, aiming to reduce repetitive work. Early partner data from RealBytes shows useful diagnoses on 91% of over 500 live tickets, cutting first-touch resolution time from an hour to five minutes. ConnectWise also introduced Voice, Teams, and Email Agents to gather customer details before technical work begins. The launch follows ConnectWise’s January acquisition of zofiQ, which focused on automating high-volume service-desk tasks through AI-driven classification and root-cause analysis.
ConnectWise Launches RMM Agent to Investigate IT Tickets With Technician-Approved Fixes
Unite.AI · 29 October 2026
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