If you're running a growing MSP, you already know that the difference between a good service desk and a great one is consistency — consistent triage, consistent documentation, consistent communication. That's exactly what we've been building toward this month.
Here's a look at what shipped in ServiceAI across three updates in April.
Ticket Triage Is Now Available Across Every Supported PSA
This is a big one. As of April 30, Ticket Triage is fully operational for all six PSAs ServiceAI supports: ConnectWise, Autotask, Zendesk, Halo, Syncro, and Kaseya BMS.
That means no matter which platform your service desk runs on, incoming tickets are automatically categorized, routed, assigned, and commented on — with no manual handoff required. If you've been waiting to turn on Triage because your PSA wasn't fully supported, that wait is over.
For Autotask and Zendesk users, we also introduced Unified Triage Rules — a single combined rule list that replaces the previous separate routing, categorization, and assignment rule sets. Beyond simplifying your configuration, the new pipeline makes one AI call where it previously made three, which means faster processing and lower AI costs.
Zendesk users get an added layer of intelligence: the AI respects your existing ticket forms, auto-discovers picklist options from your Zendesk instance, and fills custom fields correctly. Your workflows stay intact.
Fast Feedback: AI Summaries and Auto-Responses for Agents
Speed matters when a ticket hits the queue. The new Fast Feedback feature in Triage Settings lets ServiceAI do two things automatically when a ticket comes in:
- Post an AI-drafted internal summary directly for the assigned agent
- Optionally send a public-facing response back to the requester
Both are gated by a configurable confidence threshold (defaulting to 90%), so the AI only responds when it's sure. When it falls below that threshold, the draft surfaces as an internal note — giving your team a window into the AI's reasoning and a clear signal for tuning the threshold up or down.
Public responses include a clear AI disclaimer so end users always know they're interacting with an automated response. Fast Feedback is currently available for ConnectWise, Autotask, and Zendesk.
Ask Orion Gets Smarter Context
Your AI assistant, Orion, now automatically fetches missing or stale tickets directly from your PSA when you ask about them — no more waiting on the next scheduled sync before Orion can give you an accurate answer.
Orion is also better at reaching for the right context. When handling how-to questions and troubleshooting requests, it's more likely to pull in your KB articles and relevant past tickets before responding. The result is answers that draw on your actual environment, not just general AI knowledge.
Knowledge Base Sync: Faster, More Reliable, More Visible
Two meaningful improvements landed for IT Glue users this month.
First, IT Glue document sync now uses the Documents API by default, replacing the slower full-export flow. The new sync is incremental — only documents updated since the last sync are fetched — and it filters to companies already matched in your PSA. Less noise, faster results.
Second, IT Glue API syncs now report live progress directly in the UI: total documents, processed, created, updated, skipped, and errors. You no longer have to wait for a sync to finish before knowing where things stand.
For ConnectWise, Hudu, and IT Glue users, Nightly Article Sync is also now available. When enabled, article sync runs automatically after the daily ticket sync completes. It's one less thing to schedule manually.
Reliability Improvements Worth Noting
Behind the scenes, this month's releases also addressed several issues that were quietly creating friction:
- Email bounce detection is now automatic. Previously, delivery failures like bounces and spam blocks weren't always flagged, which meant ServiceAI could keep attempting delivery to invalid addresses. Failed addresses are now suppressed automatically.
- Email delivery to strict gateways (Proofpoint, Barracuda, and custom MTA routes) was fixed for tenants whose sender subdomains weren't passing domain validation. If your clients were missing notifications, this may be why.
- Spam bypass for known senders was added to Triage — tickets from email addresses that match a known user in your tenant are no longer incorrectly flagged as spam.
- Kaseya BMS sync no longer creates empty agent records when a deleted or disabled employee is referenced on a ticket. The agent field is cleared cleanly instead.
- Autotask sync now correctly captures client-facing email notes and, via a new setting, time entry internal notes — data that was previously being dropped silently.
What This Means for Your MSP
The theme across this month's updates is breadth and reliability. Triage expanding to all six PSAs means you can standardize how every ticket entering your service desk gets handled — regardless of which tool your team uses. Faster knowledge base sync and smarter Orion responses mean your technicians are working with current information. And the reliability fixes mean fewer gaps in the data your AI is learning from.
ServiceAI is built to make your service desk run better at scale. These updates move that bar forward.
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