Runbook Automation
Make trusted scripts and IT procedures executable. Automatically remediate familiar incidents, run diagnostics, perform maintenance and verify outcomes.
Explore Runbook AutomationIncidents, alerts, requests, routine operations - stop solving the same problem twice. Turn your proven procedures into predictable workflows that run automatically, on demand, or through self-service. Bring in your team when automation needs a human.
Whether it's an operational procedure, a multi-step business process or an everyday IT request, SQIBS helps turn manual actions into consistent, trackable outcomes.
Make trusted scripts and IT procedures executable. Automatically remediate familiar incidents, run diagnostics, perform maintenance and verify outcomes.
Explore Runbook AutomationConnect actions into structured, multi-step processes. Reduce handoffs between systems and teams while keeping execution consistent and visible.
Explore Process AutomationLet authorized employees or end users request approved tasks through a simple portal. They make the request; your predefined workflow does the work.
Explore Self-ServiceDesigned for control, repeatability and the tools you already use. SQIBS connects a trigger to an approved sequence of actions and records the outcome.
Build the workflow around the outcome you want. Trigger it from incidents, events, requests, APIs, a web interface or supported collaboration channels.
Technical setup follows the SQIBS Actions → Profiles → Workflows model. Read the automation documentation ↗
Set up the workflows your team trusts, then make them available through the right event, incident or request.
When a known fault occurs, run a service-recovery or diagnostics workflow before requiring an engineer to repeat the same manual fix.
Respond to monitoring events, alerts or external system updates by launching a mapped automation workflow.
Handle configured tasks such as access provisioning, account changes, or software requests from a self-service portal or request workflow.
Provision environments, perform routine maintenance, check system health and run existing infrastructure automation tools.
Bring repeatable HR, IT or operational handoffs into defined workflows rather than relying on manual coordination for every request.
Give approved users a consistent way to invoke preconfigured maintenance, validation and housekeeping procedures.
SQIBS is built around predictable execution, clear outcomes and a dependable response path when a workflow cannot complete the job.
Use approved procedures for repeatable work. If remediation fails or an incident still needs attention, SQIBS can continue through your configured incident and on-call escalation policies - using phone calls, SMS, mobile notifications, email, Slack and Microsoft Teams.
Use platform integrations for supported environments, or deploy the SQIBS Automation Runner inside your infrastructure. The Runner securely fetches jobs and executes assigned tasks behind the firewall.
Explore the RunnerOur direction is to let AI agents initiate authorized SQIBS workflows through MCP-based integrations, while actual execution follows your defined actions and access policies. This wider agent-connectivity vision is evolving.
Discuss IntegrationsEverything you need to understand before bringing automation into your operations.
SQIBS supports incident-driven, event-driven and request-driven workflows, including runbook execution, process automation, IT requests and infrastructure operations. The actual tasks depend on the actions, tools and permissions configured in your environment.
No. SQIBS is designed to orchestrate the scripts and tools you already use, such as Bash, Python, SSH, Ansible, Terraform, Kubernetes and PowerShell.
Workflow outcomes and logs are recorded. When attached to an incident, unresolved issues can follow the incident management and escalation policies configured for the service, so the right on-call engineer is notified.
Yes. Authorized users can initiate suitable workflows through supported interfaces, including the SQIBS web interface, mobile app, Slack and Microsoft Teams. The Self-Service Portal can expose mapped workflows to end users.
Yes. The SQIBS Automation Runner can operate within your environment to securely fetch and run assigned jobs behind your firewall.
AI-agent invocation through MCP is part of the developing product direction. The current page focuses on established workflows and supported triggers; contact Callgoose for the latest availability and integration plans.
Turn repeated work into workflows. Give your team time for what matters - and keep a real person in the loop when automation needs one.