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TAHAI IT Docs is live

TAHAI IT Docs is live. Core IT Docs is $10 per internal user per month with a governed read-only Client View allowance. TAHAI PSA is coming soon.

Implementation path

Roll out IT Docs with clean roles, approved visibility, and clear billing boundaries.

Use this rollout path to confirm billable internal seats, clean up documentation, approve limited Client View material, and keep PSA roadmap workflows separate until they are released.

IT Docs live$10/internal user/monthClient View allowancePSA coming soon
Rollout sequence

A cleaner path from first seat to governed client visibility.

The goal is to help a buyer start small without creating unclear access, overbroad reader assumptions, or accidental staff-seat replacement.

1

Confirm internal users

Start with Owner and Staff accounts for people performing internal operational work. These accounts are billable internal seats.

2

Organize core records

Capture client records, procedures, project context, changes, handoffs, and approved operational notes before expanding visibility.

3

Approve Client View material

Client View is read-only and limited to approved client-facing material. Keep passwords, secrets, internal projects, billing, automation, and staff workflows internal.

4

Check the allowance

Core includes 25 Client View users per organization, or 5 per paid internal seat, whichever is higher. Larger client portal rollouts may require Client Portal Plus or a higher plan.

5

Plan future collaboration separately

Approvals, project status, ticket visibility, notifications, evidence sharing, and PSA-linked collaboration belong in Client Portal Plus, PSA, or higher-plan discussions as those lanes mature.

Internal work boundary

Client View stays separate from Owner and Staff seats.

Any user doing internal operational work must be Owner or Staff and must consume a billable seat. Client View cannot create, edit, delete, invite users, manage members, access billing, access passwords or secrets, view internal docs/projects, toggle visibility, export org data in bulk, run automation, or perform staff work.

Review packet

Give reviewers the shortest stable route.

  • Pricing and Client View allowance: procurement snapshot.
  • Security, data handling, status, and disclosure: Trust Center.
  • Product behavior and buyer questions: IT Docs page and knowledge base.
  • Roadmap: PSA coming-soon page.
FAQ

Implementation questions

Answers stay intentionally conservative so public copy does not overpromise availability, access, or billing treatment.

What is the safest starting point?

Start with the people who actually perform internal IT work as Owner or Staff users, then add approved read-only Client View access only where appropriate.

When do we use Client View?

Use Client View only for approved client-facing material. It is not an internal workspace and does not replace billable Owner or Staff accounts.

What comes after Core?

Larger client portal rollouts, approval workflows, evidence sharing, notifications, and PSA-linked collaboration may require Client Portal Plus or a higher plan.