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InformationBox

Give users the answers they would otherwise ask the service desk for.

A Windows self-service app for end users: device, account, and network status, password expiry warnings, company quick links, and one-click fixes for common issues.

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InformationBox status view with password expiry, network, device, and tenant details Password expiry, network, device, and tenant details on one screen.
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Status users can read

Password expiry, network, device, and tenant details sit on one screen, so users can answer "what is my IP" or "when does my password expire" themselves.

InformationBox Troubleshoot tab with OneDrive and Teams fix actions
Built-in fixes such as restarting OneDrive or resetting the Teams cache, with live output.
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Fixes without a ticket

Typed built-in actions restart OneDrive, reset the Teams cache, or collect logs, and each one can be hidden or overridden in configuration.

InformationBox Support tab with ticket, knowledge base, and IT portal links and a service desk contact
Company links and service desk contacts, configured per tenant.
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Your links, your branding

Tenant-aware quick links, service desk contacts, themes, and white-label branding come from configuration. No secrets are stored in the app.

InformationBox one-time passwords tab ready to add codes manually or from a QR code
A one-time password tab that adds codes manually or from a QR code.

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