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For IT and MSP teams

Technical communication that clients actually understand

Service outage notifications, support resolutions, security alerts, and project updates in 45 languages. Built for IT teams serving non-technical clients.

45 languagesZero data retention10 templatesGmail and Outlook
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Service Outage NotificationProject UpdateSupport Ticket Resolution

Service Outage Notification

Drafting from brief
The daily friction

Why IT Services teams use Kerna

Service outage notifications need to be clear without scaring non-technical clients

Support ticket resolutions get rushed during incident response, leading to unclear follow-ups

Security alerts must convey urgency without causing panic

Monthly service reports take hours to write — and clients only skim them

Quotes for new services need careful phrasing — too technical and they bounce

Multilingual client bases (especially in MSP territory) increase staff workload disproportionately

What Kerna does

Built around how IT Services teams actually work.

Direct tone for incident communication

During outages, clarity matters more than ceremony. Direct tone gets the facts across fast — what's broken, what's the ETA, what's next.

Diplomatic tone for client-facing technical issues

Some incidents require careful framing. Switch to diplomatic for client-facing communications where blame allocation is delicate.

Smart extraction for ticket data

Pull Subscription IDs, Ticket Numbers, Error Log Codes, IP Addresses, and Renewal Dates from incoming client emails into your tracking system.

Team accounts for MSP scale

Business and Enterprise plans support multi-tech teams with shared templates — service status updates, common resolution language, escalation procedures.

Triage

Your IT Services inbox, sorted the way you sort it

Kerna starts you with five categories built for this industry and hands them to you in your own language. Rename them, rewrite them, or add one of your own. Nothing is fixed and nothing is saved until you say so.

Support ticketsIncidents & outagesProject workProcurement & licensingClient onboarding+ one of your own
10 ready-to-use templates

Every common IT Services email, drafted in one click.

Pre-configured email scenarios from Kerna's add-on, tuned for your field.

01Service Outage Notification
02Project Update
03Support Ticket Resolution
04Security Alert / Phishing Warning
05New Hardware/Software Rollout Plan
06Monthly Service Report
07Quote for New Services
08End of Support Notification
09User Training Session Invitation
10Password Reset Confirmation
Attachment extraction

The IT Services documents Kerna already recognises

Five document types with the fields already named, so the first extraction works before you have configured anything. Add your own fields on top. Gmail exports to Google Sheets, Outlook to Excel, a new file every time.

Support ticket export

12 fields
Ticket numberRequesterOrganisationOpened dateClosed datePriority+6

Service agreement (SLA)

18 fields
Agreement titlePartiesEffective dateTermRenewalValue+12

Hardware or software quote

11 fields
Quote numberIssuerCustomerQuote dateValid untilScope+5

Plus one row per line: Description, Item code, Quantity, Unit price, Discount, Net amount

Licence certificate

12 fields
Certificate numberCertificate typeIssued toIssued bySubjectIssue date+6

Incident report

11 fields
Incident referenceSeverityStart timeEnd timeDurationSystems affected+5

Run it on the next IT Services document that arrives

Free to start, in the inbox you already use. Gmail exports to Google Sheets, Outlook exports to Excel and can take every attachment on a message in one pass.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Does Kerna integrate with our ticketing system (ServiceNow, Jira)?

Kerna runs inside Gmail. Ticket details from your system can be pasted into the compose flow; Kerna handles the writing. For automated ticket-driven emails, your ticketing system's built-in notifications still apply.

How does it handle technical jargon for non-technical clients?

Use the friendly or diplomatic tones for client-facing communications — Kerna automatically calibrates technical depth to the tone. For internal team emails, direct tone preserves technical precision.

Is the privacy model adequate for client infrastructure data?

Kerna processes email content in real time without persistent storage. Client server names, IP addresses, and infrastructure details remain in Gmail. Review our DPA for managed service provider contracts.

Can the team share standard responses for common issues?

Yes. Business plan and above support shared Custom Templates. Standard responses to common incidents stay consistent while individual techs can have personal templates too.

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