Managed IT + business automation

Connected technology.
Unstoppable workflows.

We keep Outlook, Teams, Excel, devices, security, and Wi-Fi running—then connect the work around them so your business moves without the manual handoffs.

One partnerfor technology and workflow
One monthly numberwith clear boundaries
Workflow healthy12 steps completed
Systems connectedCurrent is flowing

Technology we support

Your entire workplace,
not just the Microsoft tab.

We support the familiar applications your team uses to communicate, create, sell, serve customers, and run the business.

Microsoft 365
Windows
Outlook
Teams
Excel
Word
PowerPoint
OneDrive
Google Workspace
Google Drive
QuickBooks
Slack
Zoom
Dropbox
Salesforce
HubSpot
Shopify
Jira
Asana
Zendesk
Notion
Trello
Mailchimp

Don’t see something? If it is part of your everyday operation, we can usually support it—or coordinate the vendor who does.

The OpsCurrent model

We run the technology.
Then we improve the work.

Most IT providers stop when the software opens. Most automation consultants disappear when the workflow launches. OpsCurrent owns both sides: dependable daily technology and the systems that move work through your business.

Foundation

Managed workplace technology

Your people get a responsive technology team. Your business gets a stable, secure foundation.

  • Microsoft 365, Outlook, Teams, and Excel
  • Help desk, laptops, devices, and Wi-Fi
  • Identity, security, backup, and patching
  • Vendor management and technology roadmap
Leverage

Production workflow automation

Repetitive work becomes a monitored system with an accountable human behind it.

  • Process discovery and workflow design
  • Secure system-to-system integrations
  • AI-assisted intake and document handling
  • Monitoring, exceptions, and improvement

The operating current

Your software has a night shift now.

Every glowing line represents work that used to be a person copying, checking, chasing, or retyping. We build those lines, monitor them, and stay accountable when an exception needs a human.

See the work we take off your team
RequestEmail · form · call
UnderstandRead · classify · extract
ActRoute · update · notify
CompleteTrack · report · improve

Everyday work, upgraded

Useful automation—not theater.

We start where work piles up: inboxes, approvals, spreadsheets, status updates, and the gaps between systems.

Email becomes action

Requests are classified, routed, logged, and acknowledged before anyone has to forward a message.

Faster response · fewer dropped handoffs

Quotes build themselves

Customer and pricing data moves into an approved quote, ready for a human to review and send.

Less retyping · shorter sales cycles

New hires arrive ready

Accounts, access, devices, payroll steps, and first-day calendars move from checklist to workflow.

Consistent onboarding · less chasing

Reporting stays current

The right data is collected from the systems you already use and delivered in the format leaders need.

Fewer spreadsheets · clearer decisions

The first 90 days

Transition. Stabilize. Improve.

We earn the right to automate your operation by first understanding and supporting the technology underneath it.

Days 1–14

Transition smoothly

Inventory the environment, secure administrative access, establish support, and coordinate with your current provider so nothing gets dropped.

Days 15–45

Stabilize

Verify backups, strengthen identity and endpoint policies, fix recurring issues, and build a practical technology roadmap.

Days 46–90

Improve

Map the manual handoffs, agree on the highest-value opportunities, and put the first monitored automations into production.

How we work

Better incentives make
a better technology partner.

No per-ticket billing

Your team should ask for help before a small issue becomes an expensive one.

Licenses pass through at cost

Software recommendations should serve your operation—not our resale margin.

You own the workflows

Your configurations and automations remain exportable. Your operation is not our hostage.

Humans stay accountable

Automation handles routine execution. Named people own judgment, exceptions, and outcomes.

Published pricing

One operating partner.
One monthly number.

Plans include managed IT and the ongoing work of building automations. Software licenses and hardware are separate and transparent.

Foundation

$5,000/month

Up to 50 people

A dependable technology function with room to begin automating the work around it.

  • Managed workplace IT
  • Help desk and vendor management
  • Security, backup, and patching
  • Up to 10 active automations
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Operating Current

$19,000/month

Up to 225 people

A fully managed operating layer for technology and business-critical automation.

  • 24/7 critical coverage
  • Named technical lead
  • Change control and rollback
  • Up to 50 active automations
Talk through this plan

Every environment is different. Final scope and service levels are confirmed after a technology and workflow review.

Built for operational reality

Enterprise-grade thinking.
Right-sized for growing businesses.

OpsCurrent is led by technology operators who have built and managed systems inside some of America’s most demanding technology organizations. We bring that production discipline to the tools and workflows growing businesses depend on every day.

Senior U.S.-based leadership · Kansas City

Clear answers

Managed IT and automation,
without the mystery.

What growing businesses should know before choosing one partner for workplace technology and workflow automation.

What does OpsCurrent do?

OpsCurrent is a managed IT services and business automation partner. We support everyday workplace technology—including Microsoft 365, computers, devices, Wi-Fi, identity, security, and backups—then design and manage automations that reduce manual handoffs.

How is OpsCurrent different from a traditional MSP?

A traditional managed service provider usually focuses on keeping technology available. OpsCurrent also improves how work moves between people and systems, with monitored workflow automation and accountable human support under one operating model.

Which business technologies does OpsCurrent support?

We support Microsoft 365, Windows, Outlook, Teams, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, OneDrive, Google Workspace, QuickBooks, Slack, Zoom, Dropbox, Salesforce, HubSpot, Shopify, Jira, Asana, Zendesk, Notion, Trello, Mailchimp, workplace devices, networks, and related vendor systems.

Does OpsCurrent serve companies outside Kansas City?

Yes. OpsCurrent is based in the Kansas City area and supports growing U.S. businesses through remote service delivery, senior U.S.-based leadership, and coordinated on-site help when the engagement requires it.

Who owns the automations OpsCurrent builds?

The client does. Configurations and workflows remain exportable, software licenses are transparent, and OpsCurrent documents and manages the systems without creating unnecessary lock-in.

How does an OpsCurrent engagement begin?

We begin with an operational technology review, then transition support, stabilize the environment, identify high-value manual handoffs, and introduce monitored automations during the first 90 days.

Start with the current state

Ninety minutes. Three workflows
worth fixing first.

We’ll walk your technology stack, identify the manual handoffs, and show you where dependable IT and automation can create the most leverage.

Book an operational technology review