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Support & Ops

Controlled web access for support without disrupting daily work

Support and ops teams live in SaaS and web tools all day. A device-wide VPN can drop calls, disrupt banking sessions, or interfere with local tools.

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Real-world situation

A support shift needs the helpdesk, CRM, order admin and vendor portals throughout the day. The same workstation also runs calls, messaging and local diagnostic tools, so IT wants work-web control without routing the whole machine.

What buyers worry about

  • A broad network route can disrupt calls and local support tooling during a live shift.
  • Team leads need a clean way to end sessions during shift handover or an incident.
  • Support access must be visible enough for review without turning into full endpoint monitoring.

What you control

Control the managed browser path for work tools: routing mode, work domains, allowed egress region, domain/category policy, traffic limits, active sessions, and admin revoke.

What stays outside

Softphones, calls, banking sessions, local apps, and non-browser traffic stay outside the proxy path.

Review

What administrators can verify

  • Only approved SaaS and web tools use the browser route.
  • Calls, softphones and non-browser traffic stay outside the managed route.
  • Domain and category rules apply before traffic leaves through the approved region.
  • Admins can revoke active sessions when a shift changes or an incident occurs.
  • Session and admin events are recorded for later review.

Success signals

  • Support tools open through the managed browser path while calls and local tools continue outside it.
  • Shift leads can see active sessions and revoke access during handover or incident response.
  • Audit history shows who used the support access window and which policy was applied.

Rollout

What the workflow looks like

  1. Group support users by shift, team or escalation role.
  2. Approve the SaaS, admin and vendor domains each group needs for its work.
  3. Set session lifetime and revoke expectations for shift handover and incidents.
  4. Review sessions after the first shifts and adjust rules that create noise or gaps.

FAQ

Will this affect softphones or calls?

BusinessProxy manages the browser-extension path. Softphones, calls, local tools, and non-browser traffic stay outside the proxy route.

Can admins shut off a support user's session?

Yes. Admins can revoke active sessions from the account, and session credentials are short-lived by default.

Does this protect every app on the workstation?

No. BusinessProxy is scoped to the managed browser path. It does not replace endpoint security, MDM, or controls for non-browser applications.

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