Onboarding takes days
Accounts, groups, apps and devices set up by hand. Something is always forgotten.
Sagbas is an AI agent that runs day-to-day IT for offices of 10–100 people. New hires, leavers, accounts, licenses and “the Wi-Fi is down”, handled in Slack or Teams.
Daniel starts Monday as a designer. Same setup as Leila, please.
Copied from Leila's access. Here's the plan:
[email protected]Too small for an IT hire, too big to wing it. So IT lands on whoever is “good with computers”, usually the office manager or a founder.
Accounts, groups, apps and devices set up by hand. Something is always forgotten.
Former staff still sit in shared drives and SaaS tools months later.
Unused licenses renew every month because nobody owns the list.
Password resets, printers and Wi-Fi interrupt the busiest person in the room.
It knows your people, accounts and tools, and does the routine IT work for you.
Creates accounts, groups, apps and licenses by role, then sends the new hire a welcome checklist.
Revokes access everywhere in one step, hands over files and mailboxes, frees the seats.
Answers “how do I…”, resets passwords and MFA, and walks people through fixes in chat.
One live list of who uses what. Flags idle seats and suggests savings before renewals.
Tracks laptops and office gear, runs guest Wi-Fi, checks the network when things feel slow.
Spots missing MFA, risky sharing and stale admin access, and fixes them with your OK.
No software on every laptop, no new portal to learn.
Sign in with Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace and add Sagbas to Slack or Teams. It starts read-only.
Get one clear snapshot of every user, license, device and access gap, plus a short list of quick wins.
Ask in plain language. Sagbas proposes a plan, you approve, it's done and logged.
An IT agent touches important systems, so it earns trust one step at a time.
Anything that creates, deletes or grants access is proposed first and runs only after approval.
It starts read-only. You choose which actions it may take, and can narrow them any time.
Requests, plans, approvals and actions are logged in plain language, ready for any review.
Changes are stored with what they replaced, so most can be rolled back in one step.
We're looking for teams of 10–100 people without a full-time IT person. Pilots get hands-on setup and a direct line to the founder.
Apply for the pilot →or write to [email protected]