Optanik Ticketing

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Ticketing that lives with the fleet.

One queue for email requests, the customer portal, and Optanik Need Help. A custom ticket email can send notifications and take inbound requests. Inbound email needs a paid Unified IT endpoint or a $10 owner seat.

  • Custom ticket email
  • Live staff queue
  • REST & MCP
  • $10 / technician

How it works

From first email to a closed ticket.

Customers write you. The fleet can file it first. Staff work one queue with live counts, replies, and notifications.

  1. 01

    Stand up a workspace

    Register here even if you do not have Optanik yet. We create your Support workspace and a Unified IT account you can sign in to later.

  2. 02

    Get a custom ticket email

    Notifications can send from your address. Inbound requests at that inbox need a paid Unified IT endpoint or a $10 owner seat — an Optanik account alone is not enough.

  3. 03

    Tickets land and assign

    Portal, email, Need Help, and automations share one queue. A default team can auto-assign, one technician or round-robin.

  4. 04

    Work it live

    Counts, replies, and notifications update without a refresh. Customers get the email templates you design.

The queue

All tickets in one list.

Search, filter, and sort the same queue email, Need Help, and the portal land in. Open work stays bright. Closed and resolved rows go grey.

The ticket

Work the thread without a refresh.

Replies, internal notes, and status changes land on the same page. Customers stay on the public thread. Staff keep notes off it.

Features

Everything the queue needs.

Built for shops that already watch devices — and for teams that want ticketing first.

Custom ticket email

Your own address for outbound notifications and inbound requests. Inbound email requires a paid Unified IT endpoint or a $10 owner seat. Customers email you; it becomes a ticket or a reply on the thread.

Customer portal

No account required. Open a ticket or look one up with the ticket number and email, then keep the conversation going.

Staff queue

All, mine, unassigned, open, pending, resolved, and closed. Live counts in the sidebar so you do not hunt for work.

Live replies

New responses and status changes appear on the ticket while you are looking at it. Notifications toast as they land.

Teams and round-robin

Set a default team and we assign incoming tickets. One member always gets them; several rotate. Clear the default to assign by hand.

Categories and devices

Route by category. Attach the endpoint the user is sitting at so the ticket lives next to the fleet record.

Email templates

Opened, reply, changes, resolved, and closed — branded to the workspace, with the fields your customers actually need.

Need Help from Optanik

A user hitting Need Help, or an automation, files into the same ticketing system. The fleet does not wait on a side tool.

Internal notes and reports

Technician-only notes stay off the customer thread. Reports show volume, close speed, and the categories that keep coming back.

REST API and MCP

Full-access MCP is an AI helpdesk technician. It lists tickets, installs software, patches, reboots, schedules reboots, and changes firewalls on the assigned endpoint, then closes the ticket. The fleet can run while you sleep.

Webhooks for AI

ticket.created and ticket.replied POST to your HTTPS webhook. The AI already has the person and the endpoint. Full access does the work — it does not wait for morning.

The portal

Customers file it themselves.

No account required. They open a ticket or look one up with the ticket number and email. Same queue you already work.

The killer feature

Control every ticket from REST and MCP.

Tickets open on endpoints. Full-access MCP turns an AI into a helpdesk technician with the entire Optanik fleet in its hands — install software, patch, reboot, schedule the reboot, change the firewall — then reply and close the ticket. That is not a chatbot drafting notes. That is an AI that can run the fleet while you sleep.

REST API

Bearer keys on https://app.optanik.com. Ticketing UI: https://app.optaniksupport.com. Read-only keys GET. Full access can create, reply, assign, bulk-update, and drive the endpoint.

  • GET /api/tickets/{id}/workspace
  • POST /api/tickets/{id}/workspace
  • PATCH …/workspace/OPT-000051
  • POST …/messages · GET …/events
  • POST /api/software/{id}/packages
  • POST /api/devices/{id}/reboot

MCP access

Connect to https://app.optanik.com/mcp. Cursor, Claude, and ChatGPT use the tools against the workspace behind app.optaniksupport.com.

  • list_tickets · get_ticket · reply_ticket
  • update_ticket · bulk_update_tickets
  • optanik_software · optanik_patches
  • optanik_devices · reboot / scheduled reboot
  • optanik_networking · firewall
  • list_device_tickets · watch_ticket

What each ticket returns

So the AI never guesses which person or which endpoint. The ticket already has both.

  • ticket_number, status, priority, subject
  • requester.id, name, and email
  • assigned technician id and name
  • device.id, name, hostname, platform
  • messages, events, and watchers

AI helpdesk technician

The ticket is the job. MCP is the technician.

A ticket names the requester and their assigned device. Full-access MCP does the work in Optanik — software, patches, reboots, scheduled reboots, firewall — then writes the result on the thread and closes it. You wake up to a quieter queue.

Tickets open on endpoints

Need Help, email, and the portal land on a device_id. The AI does not hunt for the laptop. It is already on OPT-000051.

Full fleet control

The same Full access key installs software, patches Windows, reboots now or at 2:00 AM, and changes firewall rules. That is the technician, not a draft.

Runs while you sleep

Webhooks start the overnight pass. The AI works the queue, replies on every ticket, and leaves a closed board for the morning.

Pricing

Simple seats. Inbound email is paid.

Technicians are $10 each per month. An Optanik account does not include inbound ticket email. To take inbound requests by email, the workspace needs a paid Unified IT subscription with at least one paid endpoint, or the owner must be a paid $10/month seat.

Inbound email

Owner free only with a paid endpoint

  • Just having an Optanik account does not qualify
  • Owner is free only with a paid Unified IT subscription and at least one paid endpoint
  • Otherwise pay $10/month for the owner seat to use inbound email requests
  • Extra technicians stay $10 per month
  • Same login for Support and Optanik
Login

Looks like Optanik because it is Optanik.

Same black chrome, same workspace theme and logos when a customer has set them. Sign in here, or start without an Optanik account — we create both. Customers use the workspace URL, like /your-workspace.