Live on Day 1.
At scale in weeks.
From Day 1 to full scale
Time to full-scale rollout
~5weeks
On pre-built automations, across 7,500 endpoints
AmericasTeam adoption
100%
Of technicians using Pia within three weeks, with an internal Pia Champion leading adoption.
Customization needed
10-15%
The only share they customized themselves. Pre-built automations covered the rest.
Americas
We thought it would be a six-month piece of work with lots of challenges… we were up and running within just a few weeks.
From kickoff call to full scale
Kickoff call: live on Day 1
Your first client is configured and pre-built automations are resolving real tickets before the call ends.
Rollout
Agents deploy across your endpoints and your remaining clients are configured, taking Day 1 results to your whole client base.
Champion training
Your Pia Champion and technicians learn the out-of-the-box automations, so adoption keeps pace with the rollout.
Scale
Pre-built automations take over your highest-volume requests inside your PSA. This is where the hours come back and month-one payback lands.
Partner Care
A dedicated Partner Success Manager, office hours and custom builds as your usage grows.
Questions we get.
Answers that hold up.
On timelines, effort, and what it takes to get live.
Day 1. On your kickoff call we set up your first client and put pre-built automations into production against live tickets. You're not waiting on a project plan, a migration or a scoping exercise. You see Pia resolving work in your PSA on the first call.
Full rollout is planned around the size of your service desk. As a guide, MSPs with under 50 clients are fully rolled out in about 25 days, and MSPs with 50 to 200 clients in about 50 days. Larger service desks get a plan built with their onboarding specialist, and most partners see real payback in month one.
Less than you might think. Pia works inside your existing PSA, so there's no new console to learn and no data to migrate, and Pia's team works alongside yours through onboarding. Your part is the kickoff call, confirming client details and naming a Pia Champion to keep adoption moving. At a smaller MSP, that's usually the owner or a senior technician.
Most MSPs appoint a Pia Champion to own adoption internally. It's the model behind StepForward IT's adoption result above.
Yes. Custom Development covers the workflows unique to your stack, built on top of what's already running.
A new hire takes time to recruit and more time to ramp, and the repetitive work is still waiting when they arrive. Pia goes live on that work in weeks, and payback starts as soon as tickets start resolving. Use the ROI calculator to see how many hours a month it could give back to your team.
Find out how fast your service desk could go live.
Book a 30-minute discovery call. If Pia looks like a fit, we'll set up a live demo for your team next.