All your clients on one screen. The server in Israel. Priced by endpoints, not by technicians.
An Israeli IT provider running dozens of clients on a foreign RMM pays in dollars per technician, deals with support abroad, and explains to clients why their data sits on a server in Europe. TrustRMM is the system we ourselves manage hundreds of client endpoints in, and we give it to other providers exactly as it is with us.
What an IT provider needs from an RMM, and what they should not pay for
Each client with its own sites, policies and permissions. A technician can be limited to specific clients.
All endpoints of all clients are counted together, and the price per endpoint drops with volume. As many technicians as you want, no account fee for each.
An Israeli cloud, or an installation on your own server. A short answer for the client who asks "where is my data".
A shared script library, scheduled tasks, automatic fixes for recurring faults. Once, for every client.
A patch policy per client, maintenance windows, a report of what was installed and what failed, without going client by client.
Every action of every technician is recorded. When a client asks "who touched my server", there is an answer.
The person who answers you manages clients in the same system. Not a vendor's support desk.
The data, the settings and the logs are yours. If you move to another system, you get everything and remove the agents.
What changes when the RMM sits in Israel and is run by an Israeli provider
- PricingPer endpoint, in shekels, no minimum technicians. With foreign vendors the bill grows with every technician who joins.
- SupportPhone and WhatsApp in Hebrew and English, in Israeli hours. Not a ticket answered overnight from another continent.
- DataOn a server in Israel. Your clients - local authorities, clinics, regulated bodies - ask about this in tenders. There is an answer.
- ControlAvailable on your own server. Whoever wants the system in-house gets it installed and maintained.
- ChangesThe developers talk to you. Need a script, a report or an alert that does not exist? It is closed in a call, not in a feature request abroad.
How to move from an existing system without dropping clients
The system is built with your clients, sites and technicians. A few days.
The agent is installed remotely through the old system or by domain policy. Both systems run side by side.
Client after client, at your pace. The scripts and policies are ready from the first client.
When everything is on the new screen, the old agent is removed remotely and the old subscription cancelled.
What IT providers ask us
Aren't you our competitor?
How many technicians can we connect?
Can we install it on our own server?
Remote control, scripts, patching - are they included?
A client of ours wants to see the system themselves?
What happens to our clients if we part ways?
Running clients on a foreign RMM and want to see what it looks like in Israel?
A 30-minute call with the people who operate the system every day, on a real environment. +972-1-700-722-111.
