MSP projects that don't start behind
Dependency-aware scheduling for MSP work: drag one date and the whole plan reflows around your team's real availability, with a true critical path, PTO-aware timelines and every change pushed back to your PSA.
This film covers Project delivery. That page has the detail behind it, with screenshots and how the PSA sync works.
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Every MSP project starts the same way. Behind. The Statement of Work says week one. The calendar says week three. And the PM finds out on the kickoff call. Current runs projects the way MSPs actually work. Everything is dependency-aware. Drag one date. The whole plan reflows. Around PTO, around tickets, around your team's real availability.
The critical path stays on screen. So you always know which task actually matters today. Kanban for the team. Gantt for the PM. Calendar for everyone. One plan underneath. And every morning, My Day hands each tech their plan. What's overdue. What's on deck. And which task actually comes first. And What-if lets you test a slip, before you promise a date.
All of it synced to your PSA. Autotask, ConnectWise, or Halo. Time, status, billing. Nothing re-keyed. Current projects. Ship the week you sold. Current dot day.
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Won the quote? AI builds the project.
AI reads a won quote line by line and builds the whole project plan from it, phases, tasks and dependencies included, then pushes it into ConnectWise, Autotask or HaloPSA as a real project.
Current in 106 seconds
The full tour: AI reads a won quote and builds the project plan, scheduling reflows around your team's real availability, time entries sync to your PSA, AI builds dashboards from a description, and Whitespace surfaces what customers ask about but never bought.
MSP dashboards without the consultant
Describe the dashboard you want and AI builds it in seconds, on a semantic metric layer where every number has one definition everywhere it appears. TV and kiosk modes included.