Alerts in the wrong place
The alert lands in an inbox nobody reads, while the team works in chat.
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A platform is only useful if it fits the tools around it. Autointelli sends alerts and tickets where your team already works, signs users in through your directory, exports audit events to your SIEM, and connects its own platforms to each other, with built-in network tools for quick checks.
The problem
Every gap between systems is somewhere a person copies and pastes.
The alert lands in an inbox nobody reads, while the team works in chat.
Each tool has its own users, so joiners and leavers are handled in five places.
Audit events sit in each product and never reach the SIEM.
Where it goes wrong
How it goes wrongEmail alone doesn't reach a team that lives in chat.
Closed withUnified360 alerts go to contact groups by email with escalation, and ITDesk adds Slack, Teams, webhook, WhatsApp and SMS channels.
How it goes wrongUsers and roles drift out of sync across products.
Closed withLDAP sign-in across the platforms, SAML SSO with SCIM provisioning in ITDesk, role-based access and TOTP MFA.
How it goes wrongSecurity events can't be correlated with the rest of the estate.
Closed withSecurita360 exports CEF events to your SIEM over syslog or a webhook, with bounded retries.
How it goes wrongThe ticket, the asset and the alert are three separate records.
Closed withAsset sync into ITDesk, Unified360 as a discovery source for IntelliAsset, and ticket references on access requests.
How it goes wrongA webhook fires, but nothing can call back.
Closed withITDesk automation rules call webhooks and run scripts, and ITDesk API credentials with scopes let other tools read and write knowledge articles.
How it goes wrongTo test a device you open a terminal.
Closed withNetwork Tools: ping, telnet, traceroute, NSLookup, SNMP and URL checks from a monitoring proxy.
Connections
Pick a group to see what's supported today.
Where alerts and tickets are sent.
How people sign in and how accounts are created.
Sending evidence to the tools that correlate it.
How the products share data.
Quick checks from the Unified360 Tools page.
Every integration listed here is in the shipped products. Nothing on the roadmap is presented as available.
What changes
Notifications land in email, chat or your paging tool instead of one inbox.
Directory and SSO sign-in cut the number of accounts to manage.
Audit events reach the tool that correlates them.
Tickets, assets and alerts share references instead of copies.
Built with
Operations and observability
Email alerting with escalation, LDAP, scheduled reports and Network Tools.
IT service management
Slack, Teams, webhook, WhatsApp and SMS notifications, SAML, SCIM and API credentials.
Privileged access management
SIEM export in CEF, webhook and email, LDAP and MFA.
Asset and patch management
LDAP sign-in, Unified360 discovery and asset sync into ITDesk.
Questions
ITDesk does, through notification channels for Slack, Teams and webhooks with event filters. Unified360's own alert notifications are email today, with escalation policies.
LDAP sign-in is available in Unified360, IntelliAsset and Securita360. ITDesk has no native LDAP, so you federate your LDAP or Active Directory through SAML single sign-on, and SCIM provisions users.
Yes, from Securita360, in CEF over syslog (UDP or TCP) or a webhook, with bounded retries and a record of failed deliveries.
ITDesk has REST endpoints and API credentials that are scoped, expire and can be revoked. Today the credential scopes cover knowledge articles only.
Yes. ITDesk can sync asset records from IntelliAsset, IntelliAsset can import the devices Unified360 monitors, and Securita360 can check a ticket reference on an access request.
Yes. ITDesk has workflows and automation rules and Unified360 has Automated Actions for their own domains; IntelliFlow is the dedicated workflow and script-automation platform for everything else, with a version-controlled BPMN2 designer and an API on every workflow.
Ping, telnet, traceroute, NSLookup, SNMP checks and URL checks, run from a monitoring proxy you choose. Traceroute and SNMP checks are admin-only.
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