Integrations for Service Desk & Digital Workplace Place (DWP) Automation
Introduction
You can integrate enterprise systems such as ITSM, IAM, DEX, and endpoint-management tools to our Agent AI using APIs in the AI Agent Builder.
These integrations allow the AI Agent to:
- Perform operational tasks (for example, reset a device, create a ticket)
- Retrieve contextual data from connected systems
- Trigger automated actions across Service Desk and Digital Workplace (DWP) environments
Each integration setup is modular, API-driven, and can work seamlessly within enterprise ecosystems.
For systems requiring endpoint-level operations, a Workplace Self-Service Agent is installed on user devices or environments. This agent acts as the execution layer, enabling remote troubleshooting, script-based actions (e.g., PowerShell), and device management while APIs handle orchestration and control.
How to Use This Guide
Each API reference in this guide follows a consistent structure to help you easily configure and test APIs within the Automation → API section of your platform.
You can use this documentation to:
- Understand the request type and endpoint required for each integration.
- Identify parameters, headers, and body components to configure the API in the platform.
- Test the API and verify the response directly within the platform’s interface.
Steps to Configure and Test an API
- Go to Automation > Build > API and click + Add new API.
- In the configuration screen:
- Select the HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, or DELETE).
- Enter the API endpoint as shown in this document.
- Switch to the respective tabs to add the necessary details:
- Params tab — Add query or path parameters.
- Header tab — Add authorization or content-type headers.
- Body tab — Include request body (for POST or PUT APIs).
- Click Send to test the API.
- The system displays an input screen where you can enter dynamic values (e.g., tokens, device IDs) for real-time testing.
- Review the response in the output panel to validate success.
- Once verified, Save the configuration. You can now use this API in Agent AI flows or workflows.
For a detailed guide on how to add APIs, refer to the Add API Manually guide.
Ensure you test your API configuration using the built-in API Test Console before linking it with any automation or Agent AI flow.