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Ticket Integration
3 min
activate’s service desk integrations enable seamless ticket and request automation between activate and leading itsm platforms such as servicenow, cherwell, assyst, and remedy this ensures that all identity related actions — from provisioning to access requests — are traceable within the service desk, maintaining alignment between operational it and identity governance processes ticket integration overview ticket integration allows activate to automatically create, update, and close itsm tickets as part of workflow execution this removes the need for manual service desk intervention, reduces duplication, and ensures every action in activate is logged and visible through the organisation’s standard itsm tools activate acts as both a ticket originator (creating or updating tickets in the itsm system) and, optionally, a ticket consumer (processing updates or status changes that originate from the itsm platform) key capabilities automated ticket creation activate workflows can automatically raise incidents, service requests, or change records within the connected itsm system bidirectional updates ticket statuses, comments, and resolution details can be synchronised back to activate for tracking and reporting linked identity context tickets created from activate include user and role metadata, ensuring full traceability for access related actions custom workflow triggers tickets can be generated automatically based on specific events such as approval rejections, job failures, or system alerts audit and compliance all ticket transactions are logged in activate, providing a consolidated view of requests across both systems benefits unified incident and access request tracking faster resolution through contextual identity data reduced manual data entry and service desk workload improved governance and compliance reporting implementation considerations ticket types and field mappings must be configured in the service desk provider’s parameters within activate ensure appropriate credentials or api tokens are configured with permission to create and update tickets if bidirectional synchronisation is used, activate must periodically poll or subscribe to ticket update events via the itsm api it is recommended to configure a dedicated service account for integration authentication example use cases automatically log a servicenow request when a user requests elevated access through activate pam raise an incident in cherwell when a workflow fails due to an external system error close a change request in remedy once activate confirms completion of an account provisioning job