Managed Account

One Person.
Total Accountability.
Every Ticket Owned.

Named manager. Monthly reports. Every escalation handled.

Request a Service Manager β†’
Layerix Service Manager presenting to client team
1
Named engineer who owns
your account
Monthly
MIS report β€” delivered automatically,
not on request
0
Tickets left without
a status update
Responsibilities

Eight Things Your Service
Manager Owns.

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Single Point of Contact
One number. One email. One person who knows your account.
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Incident Ownership
Every ticket tracked until resolved β€” not just logged.
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SLA Governance
Monthly compliance tracking. Breaches reported, not hidden.
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Escalation Management
Internal (Layerix) and external (OEM, ISP) β€” managed on your behalf.
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Change Management
Changes approved, scheduled, and post-change validated.
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Problem Management
Recurring incidents root-caused β€” not just re-closed.
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Vendor Coordination
ISP, OEM, and third-party calls handled without you on the line.
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Monthly Reporting
MIS delivered every month. QBR available every quarter.
What You Receive

Your Monthly MIS Report β€”
8 Sections, Every Month.

01
Executive Summary
1-page health overview for leadership.
02
Incident Log
Full list β€” date, severity, resolution time, SLA met/breached.
03
SLA Compliance
Response and resolution % vs target.
04
Root Cause Summary
Recurring incidents identified and action status.
05
Maintenance Log
Preventive visits, firmware updates, changes completed this month.
06
Infrastructure Health
Uptime, alerts, capacity headroom.
07
Open Issues
Pending items with owner and ETA.
08
Next Month Planned
Scheduled maintenance and change windows upcoming.

Service Manager vs
Generic Helpdesk.

Generic Helpdesk
Accountabilityβœ— Team / queue
Incidentβœ— Ticket β€” then closed
Recurring issuesβœ— Re-opened
Vendor mgmtβœ— You handle it
Monthly reportβœ— On request only
Infrastructureβœ— Generic knowledge
Escalationβœ— Tier 1 β†’ 2 β†’ 3
Layerix Service Manager
Accountability Named person
Incident Outcome owned
Recurring issues Root-caused
Vendor mgmt SM handles it
Monthly report Automatic delivery
Infrastructure Your environment
Escalation Named owner
Real Engagements

Service Manager in Action.

Service Manager presenting MIS report to client IT leadership

Service Manager presenting MIS report to client IT leadership

Service Manager on a vendor escalation call

Service Manager on a vendor escalation call

Service Manager reviewing dashboards at workstation

Service Manager reviewing dashboards at workstation

How a Service Manager Reduced Vendor Escalations by 80%

Read the full case study β€” from chaotic vendor management to single‑point accountability.

View Client Success Stories β†’
FAQ

Common Questions.

The Service Manager owns the account and governs all incidents, but the actual technical response may come from a specialist engineer. The SM ensures every incident is tracked, SLA is met, and you are never left chasing updates.

We assign a Service Manager based on your infrastructure complexity, industry, and geography. You will be introduced to the SM before the engagement starts, and they will remain your named contact unless you request a change.

You can request a change at any time. We will assign a different SM within 5 business days and ensure a seamless handover. No questions asked β€” your satisfaction is the only metric that matters.

Yes β€” the SM will coordinate with any vendor you work with: ISPs, hardware OEMs, software providers, or facility managers. We act as your single interface, so you don't have to manage multiple relationships.

A QBR is a 60‑minute strategic review meeting between your IT leadership and the Layerix Service Manager. We present trends, recommend infrastructure improvements, review SLA performance, and align on upcoming projects. Available for enterprise engagements.

The SM responds to email or phone contact within 2 business hours during working days. For urgent incidents, use the standard ticket channel β€” the SM will be notified automatically.

Absolutely β€” this is our most powerful combination. The Resident Manager handles day‑to‑day on‑site operations, while the Service Manager provides governance, reporting, and strategic oversight. Both work from the same team, with shared documentation.

We have a formal handover process. Before the SM leaves, a replacement is assigned and a joint handover period (minimum 2 weeks) ensures continuity. You will never be left without a named owner.

On‑site visits are available on request, typically for QBRs, major change implementations, or complex troubleshooting. Standard engagement is remote governance, but we can include periodic site visits in the scope.

The minimum commitment is 6 months. This allows the Service Manager to fully understand your environment and deliver measurable improvements. Most clients renew annually.

Request a Service Manager Engagement

Our engineers respond within 4 business hours.

✧ 100% in-house · no subcontracting ✧