ResultsIQ Control Center vs Lemhi
Both help MSPs turn AI into recurring work. They start from different places.
What Lemhi is
Lemhi launched in June 2026 as an “AI Transformation-as-a-Service” platform built for MSPs. Its first product, Lemhi Engage, produces outputs such as workforce readiness scores, ROI plans, Microsoft 365 tenant assessments and phased rollout roadmaps with governance and success metrics. It has a listing on the ConnectWise Marketplace, where its PSA integration is ConnectWise Certified. (Sources: Channel Insider, June 2, 2026; marketplace.connectwise.com.)
What Control Center is
ResultsIQ Control Center is a platform built for MSPs to scope, price, build and bill AI managed services across the clients they already have. It covers opportunity assessments in each client’s numbers, automations across 156 MSP tools, QBR reporting and monthly invoice lines. Control Center MCP connects the MSP team’s own Claude or ChatGPT to every client and tool.
The main differences
| Compared | Lemhi | ResultsIQ Control Center |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | Structured AI engagements: readiness, ROI plan, roadmap | Each client’s business and tools: what to automate, price and bill |
| Microsoft 365 | Microsoft 365 and Copilot signals feed its readiness score | One of 156 connected tools |
| Delivery | Engagement playbooks and rollout plans | Builds and runs the automations, then reports on them |
| Billing | Designed to be bundled into the MSP’s existing monthly contracts | Monthly invoice lines per client and workflow |
Which fits
Choose Lemhi if you want a repeatable consulting playbook for AI readiness and rollout, especially in Microsoft 365. Choose Control Center if you want the work itself (automations across your stack) delivered and billed every month.
Last checked November 2026. Corrections: connor.reece@resultsiq.ai