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The MSP Operating System

Own your stack.
Make it talk to itself.

The whole MSP business and the whole security stack on one shared data model — built by a working MSP that runs its own operations on it every day.

Every claim on this site is footnoted. 22 claims · 4 you can verify without an Argos login · 2 we’ve marked unfinished.

Signed document integrity Anchored in block 959874
Audit spine Append-only · DB-enforced
Substrate 84 self-hosted repos
Running our own MSP since 2013
Verify it yourself ↗

A suite is twelve products that share a login screen.
An operating system is twelve products that share a data model.

Kaseya and ConnectWise were assembled by acquisition. That is not an insult, it is a filing history — and it decides the architecture. Products bought from different companies in different decades keep their own databases, so the only place they can be unified is the login screen. Everything after that is an integration layer, sold back to you as a feature.

Argos was built as one Kernel from day one: one identity model, one client graph, one event spine, one audit spine. There is no integration layer between our products because they read the same objects instead of syncing copies across APIs. Nothing has to agree with anything, because nothing is a copy.

PSA
Northwind LLC
id 40127
RMM
Northwind, LLC
id NW-88
GRC
Northwind Ltd
id 7734
Security
northwind
id a91f
IT Docs
Northwind HQ
id 2201

Five products, five databases, five different answers to the question “who is this client?” Nothing above is wrong, exactly — each store is internally consistent. They simply have no way to agree, so a human reconciles them by hand. That human is you.

One client object
client_id: 8f2a…c41d
Servicereads it
Redreads it
GRCreads it
Compassreads it
Endorsereads it

One row. Five products reading it — not five copies being synchronised toward each other overnight. A ticket can carry a threat finding, a compliance control and a signed contract because there is no seam between them to maintain. Nothing has to agree, because nothing is a copy.

Eleven forty-seven on a Tuesday. A client is down, the RMM knows something the PSA doesn’t, and the only integration layer in the building is you.

WhatVendorRenewalMetered by
PSA & ticketingA roll-up PSAAnnual, auto-renewper technician
RMM & patchingA second vendorAnnual, auto-renewper endpoint
IT documentationA third platformAnnual, auto-renewper user
Security & detectionA fourth consoleMulti-year termper endpoint
Compliance & GRCA fifth platformAnnual, auto-renewper framework

Five renewal dates. Five support queues. Five data models that quietly disagree about who the client is — and one person who reconciles them by hand, at 11:47, on a Tuesday.

You are the integration layer.

Don’t trust us. Check us.

The only vendor in this category
that shows you what isn’t finished.

Three things you can do before you speak to anyone here. None of them require an Argos login, a form, or our permission.

AVerify a document

Independently checkable

Every signed document and every audit record in Argos rolls up into a single hash, and we stamp that hash into the Bitcoin blockchain. We do not control the Bitcoin blockchain, which is the entire point — if we ever altered a record after the fact, the arithmetic would stop matching in public, permanently, and anyone could see it without asking us.

chain head  6c33de7d657cbc55afc3427b8da20dbedf67372f669c68e84270e7929fde641c

confirmed in Bitcoin block 959874 · 2026-07-27

Open the block on mempool.space ↗

BBreak the ledger

Reproduce it yourself

Most platforms offer an audit trail their own application code is trusted to protect. Ours holds 165,000+ hash-chained records and is append-only at the database level — three enforcement triggers, and an application role that carries INSERT and SELECT only. Our own engineers cannot edit it. Here is one of us trying.

psql — argos kernel — production
argos=# SELECT count(*) FROM audit_log;
 165816
(1 row · 207 ms)

argos=# UPDATE audit_log SET actor = 'nobody' WHERE id = (SELECT max(id) FROM audit_log);
ERROR:  audit_log is append-only: UPDATE is not permitted (row id=182058)
CONTEXT:  PL/pgSQL function audit_log_deny_mutation() line 3 at RAISE

argos=# DELETE FROM audit_log WHERE id = (SELECT max(id) FROM audit_log);
ERROR:  audit_log is append-only: DELETE is not permitted (row id=182058)
CONTEXT:  PL/pgSQL function audit_log_deny_mutation() line 3 at RAISE

argos=# TRUNCATE audit_log;
ERROR:  audit_log is append-only: TRUNCATE is not permitted
CONTEXT:  PL/pgSQL function audit_log_deny_truncate() line 3 at RAISE

argos=# -- we cannot rewrite our own history. neither can anyone else.
Captured against our own Kernel, 2026-07-27 — real statements, real refusals, real latencies. Copy any line above and ask us to run it against your own tenant on day one.

CScan something right now

Free · no account

We publish several of the scanners we built for our own practice, free and unmetered. Point one at a domain and you get a real grade in seconds — email authentication posture, exposed credentials, lookalike domains, external attack surface. No form wall. No “book a call to see your results.” Email is optional, and only so we can send the report to you.

They are also the fastest way to judge whether we know what we’re doing. Run one against a domain you already understand and see whether we agree with you.

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Structural, not feature-level

Three things a roll-up can’t retrofit.

Not because their engineers are worse than ours. Because these are consequences of how a company was assembled, and no roadmap ships its way out of a filing history.

01

One System

One identity model, one client graph, one event spine, one audit spine — the Kernel. A ticket, an alert, a contract, a compliance control and a signed document all point at the same client object.

  • No sync jobs between our own products, because there are no copies to reconcile.
  • A detection in Red opens a ticket in Service against the same client record, not a lookalike.
  • A new product inherits the graph on day one instead of needing a connector written for it.
02

You Own It

  • Your data. Open-format export, any time, no exit fee.
  • Your brand. The instance is stood up completely white-labeled — your platform, to your clients.
  • Your exit. No auto-renewal, no multi-year trap. Leave any day.

We self-host our own substrate — identity, source control, secrets, timestamping. 84 repos, zero-inbound control plane. That’s why there’s no per-seat license tax flowing through to your bill.

03

Provably Honest

Every number on this website is footnoted to a ledger carrying a scope, a date and, where a stranger can check it, a third-party verifier. The build refuses to publish a number that isn’t in that ledger.

  • What is unfinished gets its own page, in the primary navigation, with a count.
  • Operational figures carry their scope. Every one of ours says “our own environment.”
  • The honesty is structural, not cultural — nobody can quietly add a stat under launch pressure.

Proof from our own live MSP — not a demo, not a sandbox, not customer scale

26
client companies run on it
our own environment
1,301
tickets resolved end to end
our own environment
165,000+
hash-chained audit records
our own environment
84
self-hosted source repositories
our own environment
18
compliance frameworks mapped
our own environment

About that ticket number. Our real number is higher — we ran on SyncroMSP and Freshdesk before this, and that history didn’t come with us when we left. We can’t prove it, so we don’t count it.

That’s why Argos exports everything, any day, at no cost. We’ve been the customer holding the empty box. “You Own It” isn’t a marketing position here — it’s a scar.

We have zero customers today. Every number above is from the MSP we run ourselves. When that changes, this band will say so.

The catalog

The whole MSP, on one data model.

And a filter that shows you only the parts that aren’t ready. 27 products — 19 live, 4 in beta, 4 still in build. We publish the breakdown rather than the flattering total.

Argos SERVICE

Live
PSA + CRM

The system of record: ticketing, CRM and pipeline, quotes with e-sign, contracts, billing, projects, change management and an asset CMDB.

Replaces: ConnectWise Manage, Kaseya BMS

Argos RED

Live
Threat detection & response

Detection engineering, threat intelligence and triage that open tickets against the same client object the service desk already uses. No connector, no name mismatch.

Replaces: stand-alone SIEM/XDR and managed-detection consoles

Argos GRC

Live
Compliance & governance

18 frameworks mapped once and reused across clients, with evidence pulled from the rest of the platform instead of screenshots in a shared drive.

Replaces: Vanta, Drata, a vCISO retainer

Argos COMPASS

Live
IT documentation

Self-documenting IT: schemas, records, knowledge base, credential vault and a cross-client stack health map, with one-click AI auto-documentation.

Replaces: IT Glue, Hudu, ITBoost

Argos ENDORSE

In build
E-signature

E-signature we run ourselves rather than reselling — no third party holding your executed documents. Tamper-evident evidence bundles, hash-chained and anchored to Bitcoin.

Replaces: DocuSign, Dropbox Sign

Argos WATCH

Live
Monitoring & paging

300 monitors across our own estate, with a public status page generated from the monitors themselves rather than typed by a human during an outage.

Replaces: PagerDuty, StatusPage, stand-alone uptime tools

Argos TRUST CENTER

Live
Public assurance surface

A branded trust page for you and for each client — controls, posture and documents published from live GRC data instead of a PDF somebody last updated a year ago.

Replaces: SafeBase, Vanta Trust Center, Drata Trust Center

Argos VERIFY

Live
Push MFA

Push multi-factor for your technicians and your clients, on the same identity model as everything else — so an approval is an auditable event in your own log, not a vendor’s.

Replaces: Duo, Okta Verify, RSA

Argos CONNECT

Beta
Zero-trust network access

Identity-based access into client networks with no inbound ports and no flat VPN. Portal and installers are live; the secure web gateway is still in build, and we say so.

Replaces: Todyl, client-site VPN concentrators
Nine of 27. Every product carries a real status badge, including the ones that embarrass us. See everything we haven’t finished
Two architectures

Built by acquisition. Or built as one system.

We take on the roll-ups only where there is a public record to cite. Syncro and HaloPSA are peers we intend to out-depth, not opponents. NinjaOne we ingest from.

The roll-up model

Buy the PSA. Buy the RMM. Buy the documentation tool. Buy the security product. Keep every acquired database, wire a login screen across the front, and sell the seams back to the MSP as an integration marketplace.

The consequence is not aesthetic. The remote-access and monitoring tools an MSP installs to protect its clients are the highest-value target in the chain, and a roll-up carries more of that surface than anyone.

  • The 2021 Kaseya VSA attack reached MSPs through the very remote-monitoring product they had installed to defend their clients.
  • ConnectWise ScreenConnect carried an authentication bypass rated CVSS 10.0, mass-exploited in 2024.
  • In May 2025 ConnectWise disclosed a nation-state breach — stated by ConnectWise as reaching a small number of cloud ScreenConnect customers, with Mandiant engaged.

Each of those is a public advisory, linked from our ledger. We are not characterizing anyone’s intentions. We are quoting the record and stating its scope the way they stated it.

The Argos model

One Kernel, written before the products. Identity, the client graph, the event spine and the audit spine are not services the products call — they are the substrate the products are made of.

  • A crown-jewel control plane with no public ingress. It cannot be reached from the internet at all.
  • Every state change is written to an append-only log in the same transaction as the change itself.
  • 100% of emitted events delivered — an event cannot be lost without losing the write it describes.
  • Hosted and operated by us, fully white-labeled to your brand. Argos Sovereign is a dedicated, isolated instance in our datacenter.

And we are a young platform with zero customers. That is the honest counterweight to everything else in this column, and we would rather you weigh it now than discover it later.

Autonomy, bounded

Our AI can act. Here is exactly when.

Every vendor in this category now says “autonomous response.” Almost none of them publish the boundary of their own machine’s authority. Here is ours, in full.

Argos Overwatch can recommend containment the moment it sees something. It cannot execute it alone. Signing an isolate-host command takes two human approvals — two distinct approvers, never the AI on its own, never one person twice.

There is exactly one exception, and you switch it on yourself: confidence-tiered break-glass, on endpoints you have explicitly enrolled. It exists because at 3am the gap between sixty seconds and twenty minutes is the gap between one encrypted laptop and a domain.

Isolation is reversible network containment. The machine is cut off from the network and nothing else — nothing is deleted, nothing is wiped, and a human can undo it in one click. The recommendation, the countdown, the approvals and the reversal all land in the append-only log.

Status, honestly: detection to alert to ticket is live and running. The control plane, the cross-platform agent and the isolate command are built and dry-run verified — we have not yet applied a live lockdown to a production endpoint. We would rather tell you that than demo something that falls over.

Published thresholds — enrolled endpoints only

Critical confidence isolates after 60s
High confidence isolates after 180s
Medium confidence never auto-acts
Low confidence never auto-acts

Not enrolled? Then nothing auto-acts at all, at any confidence, ever. The countdown is visible while it runs, and any operator can cancel it.

Soft launch — September 2026

We’ll stand up your platform. White-labeled.
Free for 30 days.

No card. No setup fee. No annual contract, no three-year contract, no auto-renewal. We do the standing-up, because asking a working MSP owner to self-implement a platform during a trial is how vendors pretend their onboarding is easy.

What you get, in writing
  • The whole platform — not a crippled trial tier with the good parts greyed out.
  • Fully white-labeled from the first login. Your name in front of your clients, not ours.
  • We stand it up for you. Tenant, identity, branding, first clients imported.
  • No card up front and no onboarding fee. There is nothing to remember to cancel.
  • Export everything, any day, in open formats — including on the day you leave.
  • A direct line to the people who built it. We run an MSP too. You will not get a tier-one script.
The claim ledger

We publish the evidence table
for our own marketing.

Every number on this site lives in one file with a status, a scope, an evidence note and a verification date. Delete the evidence and the number disappears from the website — the build enforces it. Three rows, as a sample.

ClaimEvidenceScopeStatus
Audit chain head anchored in Bitcoin block 959874 Stamped via OpenTimestamps at 19:05 UTC on 2026-07-27 and confirmed in block 959874 at 22:52 UTC the same day. We do not control the Bitcoin blockchain, which is the entire point. independently verifiable green
1,301 tickets resolved end to end Argos Service, our own tenant: 1,277 closed plus 24 resolved. Our real lifetime number is higher — the SyncroMSP and Freshdesk history didn’t survive our own migration. We can’t prove it, so we don’t count it. our own environment amber
Overwatch containment not production-proven Control plane, cross-platform agent and isolate command built and verified end to end in dry-run only. No live firewall lockdown has been applied to a production endpoint yet. not finished roadmap
Read the full claim ledger 22 claims · last verified 2026-07-27

Every vendor in this category has this page. We are the only one who ships it — in the top navigation, with a count on it, next to Home and About.

It lists what we have built but would not yet put in front of your clients, and exactly why. When something moves off that page, it moves onto the ledger with its evidence attached.

Own your stack · September 2026

Stop renting fifteen tools.
Run your MSP on one.

Intelligent Automation, LLC — 336 US Highway 46, Fairfield, NJ 07004. A working MSP since 2013, and the first customer of everything on this page.

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