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As stated in the title, I was hoping there will be an official list of solutions already integrated with the Spiceworks so it will be easier for everyone to use that common integration for their work.

A check on Spicework sites returned old discussions and nothing of latest.
Google search returned Tray.ai stating they have solutions.

There also seems to be lacking of official API for anyone to explore building their own integration(s) with Spiceworks.

I am trying not to go through 3rd party and is hoping for a direct integration between Spiceowrks to say Asana or Zendesk (solutions my company is using).

What drives me to Spiceworks is the (auto) inventory solution which we’re lacking of now and hope there’s certain automation to help us to improve on the process.

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Tagging Support for you.

@spiceworks-support-team

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I don’t believe there are any integrations, there is certainly no public API for use.

Perhaps you can list what you hope to be able to integrate with and why.

That said, if it’s specifically inventory you want, Vendors > Action1 will inventory your systems, but also manage their patching, including 3rd party.

The best part, it’s free for the first 200 devices, supporting both Windows and macOS at the moment with Linux to follow.

So if you have less than 200 devices, there is no cost, if you have 210 devices, you pay for the 10 that is above your 200 FREE.

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There aren’t any integrations along the lines of what you’re looking for, unfortunately. I wish I had a better answer!

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Thanks all for the information and the insights.

The (hopeful) expectation is as below.

  1. Utilize Spiceworks to track all equipment as well as its warranty and status (RMA, T-loan, etc.)
  2. Link these items to the location it belongs to.
  3. Allows Zendesk to pickup these information via the “integration”, which whenever a case is being logged, we can include the related hardware in it.
  4. This will create a clear tracing on the hardware in Spiceworks.
  5. Eventually the case will be “sync” on both system and whichever system used to view the case, it will be able to present a complete information, instead of having to manually merge the information.

If things works well and Spiceworks can take over whatever Zendesk is doing (linked with call center number, linkage with Asana for projects and follow ups), then we might move things over under 1 roof.

Zendesk does not have a native inventory solution, which is the biggest lacking from my experience with IT Service Desk.

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The simple answer to your wishes, is no, Spiceworks does not allow any of that.