Agents
Use Cases
Integrations
Competitive
Sales
100

Agents route user traffic through this, enabling policy inspection and enforcement

What is a gateway?

100

An MSP uses Timus to replace this legacy remote access method for employees connecting to internal resources

What is a VPN?

100

This is the most commonly used type of solution that MSPs integrate with Timus

What is an IdP?

100

These legacy remote access solutions typically rely on internet-facing login portals, making them a common target for credential-based attacks

What are SSL VPNs?

100

This is the continuous foundation of every step of the sales cycle

What is discovery?

200

These OS permissions need to be changed to support always-on VPN

What are iOS and Android?

200

To satisfy SaaS allowlisting requirements, MSPs use Timus so distributed users appear to originate from this single, consistent network identity.

What is a static IP?

200

You will need to integrate these for assessing the state of antivirus, OS version, or service state

What are EPPs (endpoint protection platforms)?

200

When alternative solutions don't separate individual client environments within their platform, they don't have this

Multitenancy

200

If a partner can’t realistically reach the $250 minimum, this should be identified early

Budget or commercial fit or addressable client base

300

Agents continuously check this to decide whether a device should be allowed access, including things like AV running or disk encryption

What is device posture?

300

To restrict access between departments and enforce least-privilege access across users, MSPs use this Timus capability.

What is a cloud firewall?

300

For conditional access to carry over with Entra ID users, MSPs need this type of Microsoft license at a minimum

What is P1?

300
Solutions like Zscaler, NetSkope, and CATO are great offerings in the SASE/SSE space, but are primarily marketed and built for these types of organizations

What are enterprises?

300

This is the sales technique of bridging where a prospect is, versus where they would like to be

What is gap selling?

400

For lightweight access to a local NAS, printer, or similar on-prem resource without building a full site-to-site IPsec tunnel, admins can use this

What is agent relay?

400

An MSP wants access to change automatically based on factors like user identity or device state, without manually updating firewall rules each time. Timus handles this using this feature.

What are dynamic tags?

400

When a prospect using identity providers like Okta or JumpCloud wants single sign-on into Timus, they typically need to configure this authentication standard

What is SAML 2.0?

400

This competitor charges extra for mobile devices, logging, and individual IPsec tunnels

Who is Todyl?

400

When a rep talks at length about capabilities without tying them to a specific customer problem, they’re making this mistake

What is feature dumping?

500

This solves issues caused by mismatched network limits by dynamically finding the optimal packet size for traffic

What is automatic MTU detection

500

A client insists on keeping Zorus or Cisco Umbrella while using Timus, so admins resolve traffic locally for those services using this configuration

What is split-tunneling?

500

A prospect asking about sending Timus logs via API or webhooks into tools like Splunk or Sentinel is asking about integration with this type of system

What is a SIEM?

500

When an MSP asks what Timus' biggest differentiator is, reps often say this

What is Adaptive ZTNA or MSP-only or quality of support/PX

500

A prospect says ‘this looks great’ but won’t commit to next steps or a timeline, this is the real issue

What is a lack of urgency?

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