RMM Monitoring & Alert-to-Ticket

Every fired RMM alert becomes a categorised, assigned ticket before a technician even opens their inbox.

67 hrs
Time saved/month
29
Companies have mapped
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About This Automation

RMM alerts arrive continuously and require manual triage to decide which ones become tickets. Staff spend hours reading alert details, assessing severity, and manually creating tickets, with inconsistent decisions and frequent duplicates.

Automation reads each alert, applies consistent rules to determine actionability, checks for duplicates, and creates tickets with pre-filled fields. The team focuses only on edge cases that need human judgment.

Key features
Parse incoming RMM alerts and extract key fields automatically
Apply severity and actionability rules to decide which alerts need tickets
Check for duplicate tickets before creating new ones
Create tickets in your ticketing system with pre-filled fields and correct assignments
Log alert details to an audit sheet for compliance and reference
Flag edge cases for human review when rules are unclear

How The Automation Works

The full workflow, from trigger to completion.

1. RMM Alert Receivedtrigger

The automation platform receives an incoming alert from the RMM system via webhook or API polling.

2. Parse Alert Data

The automation extracts alert fields: endpoint name, severity, alert type, timestamp, and error message.

3. Evaluate Severity & Actionability

The automation applies rules to determine if the alert should create a ticket, is a known false positive, or can be auto-resolved. Low-confidence cases are flagged for human review.

4. Check for Duplicate Ticket

The automation queries the ticketing system to see if a ticket for the same endpoint and alert type exists within the last 24 hours.

5. Create Ticket

If no duplicate exists and the alert is actionable, the automation creates a ticket with category, priority, description, and affected endpoint pre-filled.

6. Log Alert to Audit Sheet

The automation records the alert ID, ticket ID, timestamp, and severity audit log for compliance and reporting.

7. Notify Team

The automation sends a summary message to the IT team channel with the ticket link and alert summary.

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Estimated Time Saving
67hrs/month
Process pain:8.2/10
Mapped by:29 Companies

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