About Current · Why we built it

Fifteen clicks should be two.

I run an MSP. I built Current because the software my team used every day felt 20 years old, and nothing on the market was made for the way an MSP works for projects & sales. This page is what I believe, and what Current is held to.

Kevin DamghaniKevin DamghaniFounder & CEO, Current and ITPartners+
Why I built it

It started with a project tool made for construction.

My MSP needed a better way to run projects. Everything on the market was cumbersome, AI native for an MSP. The top contender was built for the construction industry and converted later.

So we built our own project management platform. It worked, and it showed us how much else was broken around it: the CRM, the reviews, the reporting, the windows you click through to log an hour.

We kept building until it was an operating system for the whole business. Then we decided to share it with the entire MSP community.

What MSP software gets wrong

There has never been one pane of glass for an MSP that works.

  • AI gets bolted on as a chatbot.

    A chat window in the corner does not know your tickets, your opportunities or your partners. AI has to live inside the work.

  • Private equity takes control, and innovation stops.

    The roadmap turns into a price increase. Current is founder-led and built by people who use it every day.

  • The software feels 20 years old.

    Windows inside windows. Eight clicks to change a date. Your team deserves tools as fast as the ones on their phones.

  • The CRM was never built for an MSP.

    A generic CRM has no idea what an agreement, a ticket or a business review is. So sales works blind to service.

What Current believes

Seven rules. Every module answers to all of them.

01

No per-module pricing. Ever.

Current will never charge an add-on for a module. Service Desk, Procurement, Agreements and whatever ships next are part of Current. One price per user covers all of it, and when a new module ships, you get it.

02

Turn 15 clicks into 2.

Moving a project phase used to mean eight clicks on every ticket in the phase, then eight more on the phase itself. In Current you move the phase and its tickets follow. Time entry, the sales pipeline and getting from one record to the next all get the same treatment. We count clicks, and we remove them.

Before · a phase with six tickets56 clicks
In Current · move the phase2 clicks

Before: 8 clicks × 6 tickets, plus 8 on the phase.

  1. 03

    Your PSA is the central source of truth.

    Current works on top of the PSA you already run, with two-way sync to Autotask, ConnectWise PSA, HaloPSA and Syncro. Nothing gets ripped out, and nobody keeps a second set of books.

  2. 04

    One record, from first touch to final invoice.

    Sales, projects, service and reviews share one partner record and one timeline. That is the pane of glass MSPs were promised and never got.

  3. 05

    AI proposes. A person approves.

    Current drafts the reply, suggests the next step and shows why. Your team makes the call on anything that reaches a partner.

  4. 06

    Every AI answer shows its sources.

    Ask Current a question and it cites the tickets, emails and records it read. If it cannot show where an answer came from, it does not give one.

  5. 07

    Speed is a feature.

    Two kinds of speed. The platform itself: pages that load fast, boards you drag, records that open beside your work. And the speed it gives your MSP: quotes out the same day, projects started the hour an opportunity closes, tickets answered sooner. Fast software makes a fast MSP.

What it adds up to
2 to 3 hrs

of efficiency added per MSP employee, per day, on average with Current. That is what removing clicks is worth.

Count the clicks yourself.

Start a 14-day trial on your own PSA data, or book a walkthrough with the team.