AI frontline support
Rosie can respond to common support prompts, diagnose problems, walk users through fixes, or pass the issue to a human when needed.
Fyxit AI by HubbleIQ is an AI tech support platform for schools and businesses that diagnoses issues, creates structured tickets, and surfaces problems early.
Fyxit AI is HubbleIQ’s AI tech support platform for schools and businesses. Its front-facing assistant, Rosie, helps users report problems, diagnose common issues, and either resolve them directly or create more complete support tickets for IT teams.
The product is positioned as frontline support that combines browser-based deployment, device telemetry, and knowledge-base ingestion. The site emphasizes proactive issue handling, structured escalation, and compatibility with existing ticketing workflows.
Rosie can respond to common support prompts, diagnose problems, walk users through fixes, or pass the issue to a human when needed.
The platform says it monitors device performance, app usage, and network behavior so support can happen before issues become tickets.
HubbleIQ says it can turn free-form complaints into structured tickets that give IT teams clearer context.
It is described as working with existing ticketing systems and tools, reducing the need to change established workflows.
The site says the product can be deployed in minutes, with a one-line code path and a Google Admin install path.
HubbleIQ says it can ingest existing help docs and learn to respond in the organization’s voice before escalating unresolved issues.
Students or staff can use Rosie to describe issues such as slow Wi-Fi, printer failures, app crashes, or a cracked laptop screen and receive guided help or escalation.
IT teams can turn vague complaints into structured tickets that include diagnostic context, which may reduce back-and-forth during triage.
Districts or organizations can deploy the product through browser-based access or Google Admin-managed Chrome extension rollout.
Teams with existing help documentation can upload or drag in their docs so the assistant can answer in a matching voice before handing off unresolved problems.
Support teams can use the platform’s telemetry and monitoring to spot issues before users submit tickets.
HubbleIQ says it can be deployed in two ways: an agentless option that runs in the browser with no installation, or a Chrome extension deployed through Google Admin Console or user invitations.
The source says FyxIt can start with a free web-based chatbot, and it also offers a free 14-day trial and scheduled demos for the full platform.
HubbleIQ is described as working with existing ticketing systems and integrated tools such as Incident IQ, Zendesk, Freshdesk, SMTP, and Chrome.
The product description says the AI assistant monitors device performance, app usage, and network behavior, and can surface issues before they become tickets.
When an issue cannot be resolved, HubbleIQ says it submits structured support tickets with diagnostic context and can route users to the right person or location.