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IT ticketing & support simulator

Your first IT shift starts before you’re hired.

A real service desk at a company built for you. Tickets arrive, requesters answer back, and you take the computer when you need to.

Built with feedback from IT learners and support professionals.

The Support Signal

You don’t just study support. You work the shift.

Company

A company is built around you.

A manager to report to, a team beside you, and your own place in the chart.

An organisation chart of five people, with your place framed in gold.
You

Ticket

Tickets arrive. One becomes yours.

Take it, and it stays with you until it is closed.

A queue of four tickets, the front one framed in gold.

Conversation

Requesters answer back.

Ask the right question and the story changes.

A requester's portrait beside a live call and two message bubbles.

Device

Then you take the computer.

Remote Assist puts the fault in front of you, live.

A monitor with a window open and a cursor over the faulting row.

Proof

Every shift ends with proof.

A score, the reasons behind it, and what to do next time.

  • Took the ticket
  • Asked what changed
  • Restarted Teams
  • Scroll back up and try the three steps yourself.
A progress ring with checked evidence cards and a gold seal.

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An organisation chart of five people, with your place framed in gold.
You

After the shift

What learners said when their shift ended.

  • Honestly don't know much it but this actually feels like a real shift. You get a ticket, someone calls you not knowing what's wrong, and you have to actually poke around their machine to fix it. Way better than reading through troubleshooting flowcharts. If you're trying to break into IT support this is the closest thing to the real job I've found. Best for IT job seekers, career-switchers, and students who need real hands-on support experience before landing the role.

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    Subash · Learner

    Helped most: Support calls, Workplace experience, Tickets, Remote Assist

    September 2026

  • Got to know ticketing process under different issues. Nice feature of Support call and remote assist.

    Biswash · Job seeker

    Helped most: Tickets, Support calls, Remote Assist, Workplace experience

    September 2026

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Questions before you start?

What to expect from your first session.

Is this for me?

Whether you’re learning IT support, returning to it, or already working on a service desk, practise troubleshooting and communicating with users at your own pace.

Am I talking to a real person?

Your caller is AI, playing a fictional employee with an IT problem. You speak through your microphone, just like a support call. Raw call audio is not stored.

What do I need to get started?

Create an account and explore your service desk in the browser. Voice calls need microphone access; headphones are recommended. The Free plan includes 5 tickets, 2 calls, 1 Remote Assist session and 5 Solution Hints (a one-off allowance, not monthly). No card is needed to start.

Your first IT shift starts before you’re hired.

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