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Real MSPs. Real Service Improvements.

Discover how MSP leaders used Oprising to identify hidden risks, formalise Continual Service Improvement, improve prioritisation and create accountable action plans.

 

RESULTS FROM REAL MSP's

32.5+
average previously unknown risks identified

10
high-risk items actively managed per organisation

+4
average confidence improvement

5–10 mins
typical assessment completion time

Ownership
required by design
Aggregated results from MSP Service Leaders using Oprising to assess Service Delivery, prioritise improvements, identify risks and create accountable action plans.
 
 
 

Which challenge sounds most familiar?

Status: Customer Approved

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ETA: 01/10/2026

Status: Cutomer Approved

What MSP leaders say

Before this service improvement was basically finger in the air. Now we can do a proper assessment and it becomes measurable
it's not just ideas anymore. Improvements have owners tasks and followed through and people take it seriously,
We've uncovered gaps and risks. We had not really thought about at least 10 to 20 so far, and it's been eye-opening.
I've probably come across at least 50 visks I didn't even think about before and around 10 of those are high risk items. We are now actively managing,
clarity comes fast. The assessments take 5 to 10 minutes at most and speak it out loud. And writing it down makes it real,
a spreadsheet on Sharepoint never created momentum. A formal platform with notification gets attention and work actually happens,
it's like having a CHEAT SHEET for running a service desk. I can backup what I'm asking for and that's made a difference with more experienced engineers
its improved flow across multiple areas. Not just one thing. Tickets, planning and communication all move from one stage to the next. More smoothly
it saved wasted time by reducing meetings about meetings, less chasing and fewer escalations. Dragging senior people in,
with aligning to best practises rather than aligning to a list of things I think are a good idea,
if this disappeared tomorrow, nothing would physically break but our motivation to keep CSI going. Would we drift back to we'll do it again later,
it's helped me stop thinking about everything all at once. Breaking it down into sections gets the right bricks in place,
it helped us recognise why we were already doing a good job and then spot the next main areas to develop,
I'd probably never have built a usable improvement plan without something like this. A spreadsheet might exist, but it wouldn't get used,
the platform makes improvement feel formal. It's harder to shove it on the back burner when there's a proper system prompting best practise
it's eye opening. Even if you think you've got policies it makes you ask are they embedded, monitored and actually used,
we've uncovered gaps we didn't realise we had, and it's helped justify finding time to prioritise them,
the dashboard is the first thing I'd mention. It makes the next most important thing really visible.
it's been a bit like having a little weapon up my sleeve. A cheat suit that helps me explain why something matters and what it impacts,
I didn't realise it would be such a wide range of assessments. That was really cool and I can see loads of uses beyond 1 project

What customers achieved

✓ Identify Hidden Risks
50+ risks uncovered in one organisation alone.

✓ Create Accountability
Clear ownership because tasks cannot be saved without an owner.

✓ Improve Confidence
Confidence increased from around 3–4/10 to 7–8/10.

✓ Formalise Improvement
Moved from spreadsheets and memory to structured Service Improvement.

 

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How a Newly Promoted Service Desk Manager Uncovered 50+ Hidden Risks

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From CSI in Spreadsheets to a Best-Practice Improvement Hub

Continual Service Improvement became visible, structured and easier to prioritise across the MSP.
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Why these results matter

Oprising helps MSPs turn Service Improvement from a good intention into a repeatable, owned process. It gives teams a practical way to:

  • Identify what needs improving.
  • Know how to improve it.
  • Turn ideas into owned actions.
  • Reduce reliance on tribal knowledge.
  • Create a repeatable Service Improvement process.

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