
FlexxSolve brings together agentic repair, knowledge built from 18 years of Flexxible digital workplace experience, and the procedures specific to your organization. Clear boundaries define how far autonomous support can go.

Assist Autonomous draws on Flexxible’s accumulated workplace knowledge to investigate a case and determine a repair. It adapts the work to the diagnosis and available context, within defined technical and authorization limits.
Your knowledge base is essential for company-specific applications, configurations, procedures and exceptions. Customer-maintained articles complement Flexxible’s experience and help improve the autonomous resolution rate. A useful article explains the prerequisites, permitted steps and how to verify success.
FlexxSolve takes account of the articles used during support. Knowledge is updated when needed and articles that are no longer in use are removed as part of its maintenance. Keeping the KB current helps the next case benefit from what your organization already knows.
Physical repairs, replacement parts and on-site work require people. Server-side, functional and security cases may also need a specialist. FlexxSolve keeps the diagnosis and attempted or proposed remediation in the ticket so the right team can continue.
Browse the catalog by family, from browsers and collaboration tools to connectivity, operating systems, peripherals and branch devices. Each category describes an issue area; the diagnosis establishes which action is appropriate and whether a remote repair is possible.
Explore the issue families below. The catalog includes technical issues, broad classification labels and out-of-scope cases. A category identifies the problem area; the diagnosis, permissions and knowledge determine the next action. Assist Chatbot can still attempt direct help independently of the ticket category.
Software, operating system and configuration issues affecting branch devices or their PC connection. Physical servicing and on-site repair remain separate.
Browser configuration, extensions and web application access or compatibility. Diagnosis distinguishes a local browser issue from a fault in the application service.
Application configuration, crashes and dependencies, including host emulators and managed desktop clients. Backend, transaction and business logic problems may need the application owner.
Signing applications, certificates and readers within the available permissions. Renewal and server-side issues follow the organization’s certificate and platform processes.
Email, Office and collaboration configuration, connectivity and access. Licensing, delegation and identity changes depend on the permissions and procedures available.
Account access, password assistance and SSO or Windows Hello diagnostics. Identity verification and account changes remain subject to your approved identity process.
Endpoint DNS, LAN, Wi-Fi, VPN and proxy problems. Local diagnosis helps distinguish a device issue from a network or remote service outage.
Windows stability, performance, profiles, updates and system health. A software repair is distinct from a hardware fault that needs physical attention.
Configuration, drivers and services for connected devices. Physical damage, replacement and work that needs someone on site remain with the support team.
Incidents whose cause lies in shared infrastructure or a platform. Diagnosis and routing help the responsible team continue the investigation.
Printer mapping, drivers, spoolers and scanner configuration, including shared printing services. Consumables, physical faults and replacement require physical intervention.
Diagnostics and cases involving protective controls. Investigation and any change must stay within the organization’s security permissions and incident response procedures.
Client repair and software installation or removal from the approved catalog. Entitlements, installation permissions and local procedures define the scope.
Disk space, file access, permissions, sync and network drive issues. The diagnosis determines whether the cause is local, identity-related or in a shared service.
Endpoint VDI clients, session access and experience. Diagnosis distinguishes a local client issue from a session or platform issue requiring its owner.
These classifications identify requests outside autonomous repair scope. They can still be documented and routed to the appropriate team; they are not repair promises.
No. The diagnosis, available knowledge, permissions and technical scope determine the next step. The result may be a verified repair, approved action, engineer assistance or an enriched case for escalation.