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Six channel solutions

Find the workflow. Fix the economics.

Every one of these solutions exists because partners keep describing the same economic problem. They are not separate products — they are entry points into the same AI operating layer, so starting with one never creates another silo.

Solution The economic problem Workers and agents Primary buyer
AI Revenue Team Acquisition is the #1 challenge and pipeline is unpredictable Nick · Jules · Pepper Owner, CEO, VP Sales
AI Presales Engineer Solution design and licensing knowledge is scarce and slow Tony + Knowledge Engine VP Solutions, Practice Lead, CTO
Channel Revenue Operations Margin leakage across vendor, distributor, PSA and invoicing Joy + Channel Ops agents COO, Finance, Ops Director
AI Service Desk Ticket volume and technician shortages constrain delivery Mike + Knowledge Engine VP Service Delivery, Service Manager
AI Customer Success Customers cannot see the value, so renewals are at risk George + Scribe + Agent DB COO, VP Customer Success, Account Mgmt
AI Managed Services Clients want AI and the partner has nothing to sell them AIX Core + white label CEO, Owner, Product
Solution 01

AI Revenue Team

Not another outbound tool. A continuous growth engine that finds the right accounts, understands their technology environment, creates relevant outreach, follows up persistently and hands qualified interest to a human — without your team spending their week on research and list-building.

The problem we hear constantly

Partners describe nine months of outbound tooling and cold calling without booking an appointment. MSP sales is oversaturated, technically complex, and often needs 15–20 touches. Meanwhile referrals remain the only reliable channel, which makes growth unpredictable.

How the AI Revenue Team works

N Nick
Demand generation

Builds campaigns and content from your approved expertise — service catalogue, case work, security posture, industry specialisms.

  • Develop and repurpose approved content
  • Organise assets by audience and campaign
  • Prepare work for review and publication
J Jules
Outbound

Researches accounts against an approved hypothesis and runs personalised, policy-compliant outreach.

  • Research approved accounts and contacts
  • Prepare outreach around a hypothesis
  • Maintain follow-up state, escalate replies
P Pepper
Inbound

Answers inbound interest immediately, collects need and timing, qualifies and books the next step.

  • Answer approved common questions
  • Collect need, timing and routing context
  • Schedule, hand off and record

What your people keep

  • Account strategy and target selection
  • Messaging policy, brand and compliance boundaries
  • Relationship judgment and commercial conversations
  • Qualification standards and opportunity ownership
Solution 02

AI Presales Engineer

Licensing has stopped being a lookup exercise. Partners have to reason across Microsoft 365, Entra, Defender, Intune, Azure, Dynamics, Power Platform, Copilot, Copilot Studio, agents, marketplace products, commitments, promotions, prerequisites and CSP rules — and get the margin right at the same time.

The problem

Practitioners report spending hours across multiple licensing guides and documentation pages just to work out how one agent would be charged. Your best solutions engineer becomes the bottleneck in every deal.

Tony — your AI Microsoft and cloud solutions engineer

Tony combines the vendor catalogue and partner pricing with the customer's actual environment, previous tickets, discovery notes, your service catalogue and your margin targets. Then it produces the artefacts presales work is made of.

Inputs
  • Discovery transcript and notes
  • Existing licences and environment
  • Vendor catalogue, SKUs and partner price
  • Promotions and commitment rules
  • Your service catalogue and margin targets
  • Historical tickets and documentation
Outputs
  • Solution options and architecture
  • Licensing plan and BOM
  • Assumptions and dependencies
  • Requirement and compliance mapping
  • Proposal and SOW inputs
  • Upsell and attach opportunities
Example

"Customer has 127 employees, Business Standard today, 31 remote workers, Intune not deployed, Defender from a third party, wants Copilot for 24 users and stronger compliance. Build three options."

That is a single prompt, not a week of engineering time.

What your people keep

  • Architecture judgment and complex design decisions
  • Security representations and compliance commitments
  • Pricing approval, ROI claims and commercial terms
  • Deal ownership and the customer relationship
Solution 03

Channel Revenue Operations

This is the one partners rarely ask for by name and then recognise instantly. It is a revenue-assurance layer that continuously reconciles what you buy, what you own, what you bill and what you are liable for.

Why this problem is expensive

Partners report line-by-line reconciliation between distributor and PSA records turning up discrepancies worth thousands. Others have changed distributor purely because poor billing integration caused inaccuracies and customer invoice queries. Google resellers describe manual prorated billing in spreadsheets as a massive pain.

What the agent continuously reconciles

Vendor invoice Distributor invoice Subscriptions & licences PSA agreements Customer invoices

The questions it answers every day

  • Are we paying for licences we are not billing?
  • Are seat counts wrong anywhere?
  • Did a credit fail to reach the customer?
  • Did a promotional price expire unnoticed?
  • Is any customer below our margin threshold?
  • Is usage being billed but not invoiced?
  • Are subscriptions sitting outside the PSA?
  • Which customers produce negative margin?

Subscription & Renewal Sentinel

Microsoft NCE rules allow partners to reduce or cancel many subscriptions only within a short window after purchase or renewal. After that, the partner can remain financially responsible for the full term even when the customer stops paying or using it. Partners have described missing a renewal window and carrying thousands in licence liability. This is exactly the kind of thing an agent should watch continuously instead of a human remembering a calendar date.

For every subscription: SKU → Quantity → Commitment → Renewal → Cancellation window → Price → Margin → Usage → Contract

Example alert: 46 Business Premium licences for Contoso renew in 12 days. Only 38 users appear active. The customer contract indicates 40 seats. Estimated exposure if renewed unchanged: $X. Recommended action: confirm quantity with the account manager before renewal.

Core modules

M1

Licensing Advisor

SKU, prerequisite and entitlement intelligence.

M2

Renewal Sentinel

Windows, exposure and quantity drift.

M3

Reconciliation Agent

Invoice, subscription and PSA alignment.

M4

Margin Intelligence

Customer and SKU level profitability.

Solution 04

AI Service Desk

We deliberately do not position this as replacing technicians. Partners are clear that AI is far better suited to triage, assistance and repetitive lower-level resolution than wholesale replacement — and the labour market agrees. So we give every technician an AI service engineer beside them.

The positioning that works

Not: "Replace your L1 technicians."
Instead: "Give every technician an AI service engineer beside them."

What Mike does on every ticket

Understand

Reads the ticket, identifies the customer, and pulls the environment context.

Retrieve

Finds relevant documentation, past incidents and known fixes for this customer.

Resolve

Suggests troubleshooting, drafts the customer response, performs approved safe actions.

Record

Updates the ticket and writes the documentation that did not exist before.

Escalate

Hands to a human with structured evidence instead of "please advise".

Learn

Every resolution improves the knowledge layer for the next similar ticket.

Why generic AI service desk tools struggle

Practitioners point to integration and data standardisation as the real limitation: every MSP uses different ticket structures, naming conventions, service catalogues, workflows and documentation standards. A generic bot has no idea what "the usual fix for the Acme VPN" means. Mike does, because the knowledge layer is built from your tickets, your SOPs and your terminology.

What your people keep

  • Support policy and service standards
  • Complex diagnosis and high-risk actions
  • Customer-impacting decisions
  • Incident ownership and post-incident judgment
Solution 05

AI Customer Success Manager

An MSP can prevent hundreds of problems and the customer sees nothing. Then one ticket goes badly and that becomes the whole relationship. This solution attacks churn and expansion revenue by making value visible — continuously, not once a year.

The problem

Customers often perceive the helpdesk as the entire value of the MSP and never see the security, compliance and proactive work happening underneath. QBR preparation is manual, so it happens late, inconsistently, or not at all.

George sees the whole account

Tickets Projects Licences Security posture Meetings Support trends Contract Renewals Roadmap

What it produces automatically

Monthly executive summary

What changed, what was prevented, what is coming.

QBR pack

Prepared from real activity, not a blank template.

Customer health score

Trend, risk and engagement in one view.

Renewal risk

Accounts likely to leave, flagged early.

Expansion opportunities

Where usage, risk or roadmap signals an upsell.

Technology roadmap

Where this account should go next, and why.

What your people keep

  • The customer relationship and success strategy
  • Sensitive escalations and difficult conversations
  • Commitments, renewal decisions and expansion negotiation
  • Executive-level judgment on the roadmap
Solution 06

AI Managed Services Platform

Your customers are asking about Copilot, Claude, governance, AI spend and automation — and most partners have no repeatable answer to sell. Research shows high client demand for AI and comparatively low partner maturity in client-facing AI services. That gap is a revenue opportunity sitting in your existing base.

The strategic move

Use ChannelGrowth inside your business to become more profitable — and then use it under your own brand to create an AI managed-services line. Same platform, two revenue directions.

What the platform path gives you

Your brand
  • Your name, your portal, your service catalogue
  • Your pricing and packaging
  • Your support model and SLAs
  • Your customer relationships stay yours
Our foundations
  • Multi-tenant AIX Core (identity, permissions, tenancy)
  • Worker and skills library
  • Knowledge and memory infrastructure
  • Connectors, governance and evaluation

Possible AI managed services to package

AI readiness and governance

Policy, data handling, acceptable use, Copilot readiness.

Adoption and enablement

Training, use-case discovery, measured adoption.

AI spend management

Seat and consumption governance across vendors.

Agent deployment

Client-specific agents built on your platform tenancy.

Workflow automation

Recurring client processes turned into governed automation.

AI service desk for clients

Your helpdesk enhanced, sold as an AI-assisted tier.

Honest status

The white-label path is being built with design partners. If you want to be one, say so — design-partner terms, roadmap influence and early positioning are available now.

Not sure which one

Start with the diagnostic, not the product.

The AI-Native MSP Blueprint tells you which of these six to do first, in what order, and what evidence would prove it worked. Then we build one.