Product Overview

Streamline, Simplify, Succeed: Unleash the Power of Service Automation!

What is Service Automation?

Service automation is a ground-breaking process that transforms how companies manage and provide their services. It blends cutting-edge technology, clever procedures, and seamless integration to automate and optimize service operations in a variety of industries.

It makes use of technology to cut down on manual efforts, increase productivity, and enhance service quality. With Service Automation, organizations can automate mundane, repetitive tasks, optimize workflows, and deliver exceptional services to their customers.
To summarize, Service Automation is the process of automating a manual process or workflow without human interference to greatly reduce repetitive tasks.

Let's take a closer look at User Personas involved in Service Automation!

Why Service Automation?

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Components

Explore the various configuration screens for Administrators and End Users!

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Service Automation: Product Journey

Summit Service Automation

Service Automation has an open framework with support of widely used multiple scripting languages, such as PowerShell, Python, Perl, VBScript, Bash, and Batch. Thus, enabling integration with any application or system present in on-premise or on cloud.

It has an Out of Box integration with ITSM enabling automated service fulfillment (a.k.a self-service) using service request and automated remediation (a.k.a self-healing) of issues (incidents) on the infrastructure, thus, helping managed services or any IT infrastructure team to reduce operational cost and improve user experience. 

It has Out of Box integration with Asset Management in enabling self-service using service requests. It has 185+ Out-Of-Box compliance policies for Endpoints (laptop/desktop) with an automated remediation framework. With this, one can create their own custom policy and remediation using scripts. It has 100+ OOB script modules for quick development.

Examples:

• Creation or deletion of a User/Mailbox
• Shutting Down or restarting a Server/ Service
• Installation or uninstallation of any Software
• Addition or removal of a VM
• Create or delete Security group
• Upload attachment in SR

Key Capabilities

 Explore the key capabilities for effortless excellence!

Figure: Service Automation- Key Capabilities

1.  Automated service request fulfillment (Self service)
   Accelerate the organization’s service request process. This enables self-service for users and customers by running the pre-configured jobs using service automation.
   
   
2.  Self service automation
   Drag and drop Low Code Workflow Editor to build the automation tasks. Self-service automation empowers individuals by granting them control over their interactions and tasks while improving efficiency and reducing reliance on manual assistance.
   
   
3. Automated task execution
   Automating time-consuming and repetitive tasks increases the workflow’s productivity. By automating task execution, organizations can streamline processes, increase efficiency, reduce errors, and free up human resources to focus on more critical or strategic activities. Schedule any specific task execution through the workflow editor.
   
   
4.  Automated incident remediation (Auto healing)
   Automated incident remediation enables the self healing of incidents on Datacenter systems such as Servers, Storage devices, Network devices or any IP based systems with an alert. This helps in automate the Incident process in a closed loop. 

Service Automation Triggers

Triggers refer to events or conditions that initiate the execution of a specific action or workflow. When a certain event or condition occurs in an IT environment, triggers operate as a catalyst for the initiation of a process or workflow. This enables the automation system to respond dynamically to any change or event.

Curious to know the types of triggers? Check out the below image to learn more.

Figure: Service Automation Triggers 

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