Frame the issue.
Capture what the person experienced, then review the relevant device context.
Handoff: symptom + observationsHelp the person. Understand the device. Make a considered change. See how the same evidence connects the work of service desk, endpoint and workplace teams.
Find your workflowOpen the Agent Workspace and describe the problem. Inspect the device’s checks, ask follow-up questions and review any held command before deciding whether it should run.
“My laptop freezes whenever I join a call.”
Support request · sample device LON-042
Observed during the reported period
In the last 24 hours
More observations needed
No device change is authorized by this finding.
A question, a device observation and an approved action are different things. Rapport helps teams connect them without losing the distinction.
Capture what the person experienced, then review the relevant device context.
Handoff: symptom + observationsChoose a supported action, target scope and the approval path it requires.
Handoff: decision + execution recordLook at the evidence that follows. Decide whether to investigate further or widen the pilot.
Handoff: follow-up evidence + next stepTenant membership, role boundaries and sensitive-action verification govern who can do what.
Device changes still follow the enabled policy, command permissions and applicable approvals.
Review an eligible agent release, explicitly opt into automatic adoption or hold future attempts.
Rapport is in beta and pilot evaluation. Agree the devices, people, controls and evidence that would make the evaluation useful to your team.