Access and portal
One login, one search, one set of permissions
Everything is built around the things you work on: customers, sites, contacts, devices, tickets and alerts. One search finds all of them, areas you switch on one at a time hold them with a sidebar each, one set of roles decides who can do what, and your customers see your brand in their own language.
Single sign-on
Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace presets, any OpenID Connect provider, and SAML 2.0.
Staff scoped by customer
Give a technician only the customers they look after, enforced by row-level security in the database.
Your brand
Brand profiles per customer for the portal, emails, PDFs, status pages and the agent on their devices.
Their language
English, French, German, Spanish and Dutch, any currency, and each country's tax.
A portal your customers will actually use
The portal opens on "How can we help?", with Help centre answers, guides and catalogue items as people type, a To do list of the forms they have been asked to fill in, and a Needs you list of replies, approvals, sign-offs and invoices waiting for them. End users see their tickets and devices, managers get a company dashboard with devices, licences, security and starters and leavers, and billing contacts pay several invoices in one go. A contact can hold several roles, User, Finance, Manager or IT lead, and gets everything their roles give together. It works as well on a phone, and staff can see the portal as any contact.
- Live replies, screenshots and "Any news?" on tickets
- Costs, billing, security pages and reports that follow the roles
- Sign in with Microsoft, an emailed code or a passkey
- Approved presentations with a slide viewer and the PDF
- Your logo, colours, menu and Home cards, per customer if you like
Start small, add the rest when you are ready
A new Tenvara starts with the service desk. Settings > Modules shows every other module with what it gives you, what it needs and which ones most teams switch on next. Turning one on sets up what it needs and opens its setup steps first, and switching one off really stops its work while its data stays. The menu, search and Home show only what is on, so nobody wades through what you do not use.
- On, Suggested next and Everything else
- A setup helper that asks only about what is on
- An upgrade keeps everything you already had on
Set up with a guide, not a blank screen
The setup helper starts with a short interview and builds your plan in the right order. Each step looks at your data, recommends settings with the reasons, previews the change and lets you undo it for seven days. A readiness score and a go-live check tell you when you are ready, and Health keeps an eye on what drifts or breaks afterwards. Moving from HaloPSA, ConnectWise, Autotask or Syncro starts from their CSV exports.
- Assign steps to colleagues, or send one to a customer contact to answer in the portal
- A practice customer that stays out of billing and reports
- What's new to set up after each update
A menu that follows the work
The areas you have switched on run down the side, from Home and Service desk to Reports and Settings, each with its own sidebar and names that say what they hold. Home is your own work: approvals, reminders, notifications, your calendar and your time. Customer and device pages use tabs in the same order as the menu, and on a phone a bottom bar keeps Home, Service desk, New, Search and the menu under your thumb, with tables shown as cards.
- Cmd+K lists every page by its menu name
- New puts what you make most first
- One search for customers, devices, tickets, contacts and alerts
Roles that match how your team works
Start from role templates for service desk, field engineers, project managers, sales, finance, HR, dispatch, auditors, contractors and co-managed IT. Each decides the modules, actions and customers a person sees, and can hide costs, pay rates and personal details. Running scripts, revealing credentials, restoring backups, exporting and bulk changes each have their own switch, enforced wherever the action can start, automation and AI included. Teams own queues, and salespeople and finance only get the tickets and alerts that are theirs to act on.
- Teams with queues and a home team
- Notifications by role, with personal mutes and digests
- Invitations, hand-over of a leaver's work and View as
Your brand, all the way to the desktop
Create a brand profile with your name, logos and colours, checked for contrast, and assign it to every customer or just some. The portal, emails, invoices and PDFs, chat, help articles and status pages wear it, on your own domain once your DNS points at it. The agent's tray, consent prompt and installer switch to the brand live, with no reinstall.
- Brand profiles per customer
- Custom domains with automatic certificates
- Branded agent packages per customer
- A "powered by" line you control
Built for MSPs outside the UK too
Each person picks their language, formats, time zone, clock and first day of the week, and customers get emails, PDFs and the portal in theirs. Money is kept exactly in any currency with daily ECB rates, and the tax engine covers UK and EU VAT with reverse charge and OSS, US sales tax, GST and Canadian taxes, with public holidays in SLAs and calendars.
- English, French, German, Spanish and Dutch
- Any currency with exchange rates you can override
- Tax numbers checked, each country's invoice wording
Configurable without the clutter
Settings opens on a search over every page and every setting, with a card for each group. Every setting lives in one catalogue that shows what you changed and resets anything to its default. Override settings for one customer or one contract, rename things with your own terminology, edit every email template, and add custom fields to customers, contacts, devices, tickets and more.
- Per-customer and per-contract overrides
- An email template editor per brand and language
- Custom fields on forms, lists, reports and the portal
- Customer departments with a manager, a cost centre and their own SLAs
Sign in the way your team already does
Local accounts with two-factor or passkeys work out of the box, on your own domains too. Add Entra ID, Google or any OIDC or SAML provider from Settings, map groups to roles, and require single sign-on for your domains while keeping a break-glass admin. New sign-ins are announced with a "This wasn't me" button, idle sessions time out, and sessions, IP allowlists and scoped API tokens are all in one place.
- Group to role mapping
- Sign out everywhere and IP allowlists
- A tamper-evident audit log with retention and privacy requests
For internal IT teams too
The Company edition is the same Tenvara for an in-house IT team. One organisation with sites, departments and employees takes the place of customers and contacts. Requests go to the department's manager and then to IT, and employees get a portal for IT help and for asking for equipment, software and access. Purchase requests become purchase orders, and IT spend is reported by department, cost centre, supplier and category against your budgets.
- Departments with cost centres and managers
- Manager approvals, with a delegate to stand in
- An employee portal
- Purchasing and IT spend by department
Fast for people who live in it
Cmd+K jumps to any customer, ticket, device or page and runs actions. Every list exports to CSV, keeps saved views and columns your way and has bulk actions, deleted things go to a recycle bin with undo, and every page updates live as colleagues work. Pages stay quick while backups run, because backups run at a lower priority than the app, and background work only looks at what changed.
- Command palette, favourites and recent items
- Saved views, CSV export and bulk actions
- @mentions, follow, comments and history on records
In the knowledge base
See exactly how it works
Tenvara is coming soon.
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