New support request
Start a new ticket, explain the issue, and let OpsDesk route the work, updates, and follow up in one place.
Open support request
OpsDesk, Protect, and Remote in one support flow
Get help faster, keep support organized, and stop guessing where to go next.
The CompuGeek gives home users and small businesses a cleaner path into support, customer portal access, remote help, invoice handling, and managed protection. OpsDesk keeps ticketing, follow up, remote workflow, and customer updates in one place so service feels deliberate instead of improvised.
New Requests
Open a support request without waiting on a callback chain.
Existing Customers
Use the portal for updates, approvals, invoices, and attachments.
Managed Protection
CompuGeek Protect brings business class security visibility into the same control plane.
Remote Access
CompuGeek Remote gives you a cleaner path into attended and managed remote support.
Pick the support route that matches the job
We split the common paths on purpose so you can reach the right workflow faster. New issue, existing portal account, remote session, or invoice question, each one has its own entry point.
Customer portal
Existing customers can review ticket updates, attachments, approvals, invoices, and account details without chasing email threads.
Open customer portalTicket status lookup
Need a fast update on an existing issue. Use the status page for a direct path into current ticket progress.
Check statusRemote support
Use the remote support path for attended sessions, guided help, and faster issue handling when an onsite visit is not necessary.
Start remote support
CompuGeek Protect
Business class protection with a simpler customer experience.
CompuGeek Protect is built around managed visibility, policy awareness, alerting, and support follow through. The goal is not to dump jargon on customers. It is to keep security work, health insights, and support actions tied together in one support relationship.
- Managed protection visibility
- Security status by device
- Threat and remediation awareness
- Customer summaries that make sense
Ticketing and follow up
Support requests, updates, approvals, and customer communication stay tied to the actual work.
Protection visibility
Security, health, and remediation status feed into one support story instead of living in isolated tools.
Remote support ready
CompuGeek Remote is positioned as a guided support path instead of a mystery download.
No public tool dump
Technician downloads stay behind OpsDesk. Customer facing pages stay focused on support, billing, and help.
How CompuGeek Remote fits into support
Remote help should feel straightforward. We explain the path clearly, keep sessions tied to support records, and avoid making customers wonder whether they are using the right channel.
1. Start with support
Open a support request or use the remote support page so the session has a real ticket and a real next step attached to it.
2. Join the right session
Attended remote help can be launched for quick troubleshooting, guided fixes, and common remote-only issues across Texas.
3. Keep the follow up clean
Session notes, billing, customer communication, and follow up should connect back to the same support record instead of becoming separate chores.
Service paths built around what customers actually need
Home support, small business support, remote sessions, billing, and portal access each deserve a cleaner route than the usual “contact us and hope.”
Everyday tech help without the runaround
Repairs, performance issues, email help, printers, and remote troubleshooting with a direct support entry point.
Managed support with clearer accountability
OpsDesk, Protect, and Remote position your business support around ticketing, visibility, follow up, and practical next steps.
Portal, invoice, status, and CSAT paths that stay separate
Customers can pay invoices, check ticket status, use the portal, and complete follow up without being pushed into technician-only areas.
What the customer journey looks like now
The website should point people into the right support experience, not make them decipher your internal structure. The path is clearer on purpose.
Open support
New requests start in OpsDesk so ticketing and follow up are already in place.
Use remote support
When remote help makes sense, the process has its own route and clearer instructions.
Manage billing and approvals
Portal, invoice, and approval actions stay grouped around the same customer record.
Close the loop
Status updates, CSAT follow up, and review requests can happen without turning into a manual scavenger hunt.
Pay Invoice is cleaner now
Standard invoice handling and one time remote support payments are kept separate so customers do not have to guess which billing path fits the job.
Downloads stay behind OpsDesk
Technician tools, release files, and internal packages stay inside OpsDesk. Public pages stay focused on support, remote help, portal access, and billing.
Ready to start
Use the support path that matches the job.
If you already know you need remote help, start there. If you need a new ticket, billing help, or portal access, use the matching OpsDesk path and keep the follow up cleaner from the start.