MSPs and service providers

Support more tenants. Keep customer context visible.

Authorized cross-tenant search, roles and delegation, and policy baseline and drift bring managed customer environments into a consistent operating view.

Cross-tenant rule search across authorized managed tenants
Cross-tenant search with visible customer context
MSP Portal
Cross-Tenant Search: Find user cases and rules across actually managed tenants and return to the right customer context.
Cross-tenant context

Cross-Tenant Search

Find user cases and rules across actually managed tenants and return to the right customer context.

Roles and Delegation: Keep tenant binding, permission and service responsibility transparent for the operator.
Delegation

Roles and Delegation

Keep tenant binding, permission and service responsibility transparent for the operator.

Policy Baseline and Drift: Compare an agreed reference state with customer-specific differences and prepare a conscious review.
Service review

Policy Baseline and Drift

Compare an agreed reference state with customer-specific differences and prepare a conscious review.

Unified Support Center: Use the same structured user, policy, tunnel and available experience context across customers.
Diagnosis

Unified Support Center

Use the same structured user, policy, tunnel and available experience context across customers.

In the MSP workflow

Repeatable diagnosis creates capacity, not more open portals.

Each case begins in the correct managed tenant, with the appropriate role and a clearly visible customer responsibility.

Service desk

Capture user cases consistently

Apply the same first-line diagnostic method without giving the service desk unnecessary broad rights.

Second level

Go deeper with customer context

See user, policy, tunnel and available experience details without restarting the information search.

Service management

Prioritize patterns and differences

Use cross-tenant context and policy drift as a reviewable service input.

Customer responsibility

Standardize without losing specifics

Keep tenant, role, contract context and customer-specific exceptions visible.

Scalable service delivery

Growth becomes manageable through repeatable workflows.

CentaurNexus connects technical operations across authorized tenants with an understandable service context.

01

Select customer context

Start in the correct managed tenant with the appropriate role.

02

Process the case consistently

Follow a repeatable diagnosis, approval and handover path that retains tenant context.

03

Make service work visible

Use status, drift and recurring patterns as input for service reviews and priorities.

Roles and delegation view for managed tenant access
Roles and delegation: Roles and delegation: authorized access remains tied to the customer tenant.
Roles and delegation

Scaling begins with clear tenant and role context.

While a case is being processed, the interface keeps the customer, tenant, acting role and responsibility visible. MSP access remains restricted to the tenants the MSP actually manages.

  • Tenant binding stays visible in the workflow.
  • Permissions follow the delegated customer responsibility.
  • Sensitive actions remain governed by the customer tenant policy.
MSP team reviewing customer environments
Service with customer context

Standards work when responsibility stays visible.

A shared operating model helps teams resolve recurring cases faster while keeping customers and tenants distinct.

Next step

Review your service model

Bring one recurring operating situation. We will map the roles, required context and appropriate demo path.

Frequently asked questions

Scaling Zscaler services across managed tenants.

How does CentaurNexus support multiple Zscaler tenants?

Cross-tenant search, roles and delegation, and policy baseline and drift connect repeatable service workflows with visible customer context.

Can the MSP help desk work without full admin rights?

Yes. User Support Center provides the role-approved first finding. Complex cases can be handed to second level or administration with structured context.

How is customer responsibility kept separate?

Tenant, role and delegation are part of the operational context. Access remains limited to the tenants the MSP actually manages.

How do service improvements become visible?

Policy drift, recurring findings and cross-tenant patterns provide reviewable inputs for prioritization and service reviews.