Stop the back-and-forth
Collect the necessary information upfront, instead of chasing missing details through messages and tickets.
Let employees, partners and customers help themselves. Turn everyday requests into services that launch your proven automation workflows - without making everyone wait for IT to handle the routine.
Choose a service. The right workflow is already mapped behind it.
Give people a reliable path to the tasks they request every day. Your team builds and controls the workflow once; users can then initiate it through a simple service catalog.
Collect the necessary information upfront, instead of chasing missing details through messages and tickets.
Give common requests a predefined automation path instead of repeating manual procedures each time.
Choose which services are available, who may access them, and how sensitive requests are handled.
End users never need to understand scripts, infrastructure or which workflow to run. Admins configure the service once; SQIBS handles the automation behind each submission.
Combine SQIBS Actions and Profiles into an approved, reusable sequence.
Create a portal item, select its workflow and configure who can access it.
Users pick a service and enter the required inputs - no workflow selection needed.
The mapped workflow executes; results are captured and exceptions can follow your response process.
Don't limit self-service to IT tickets. Any workflow you choose to expose can become a service for the right users.
Turn common account tasks into clear requests that invoke your configured verification and access workflows.
Gather employee details and kick off tasks such as account setup, access preparation and equipment requests.
Offer developers approved infrastructure actions without manually passing every request to an engineer.
Expose diagnostics, status checks or standard operational tasks through familiar, guided service forms.
Make widely useful services accessible while placing sensitive operations behind the protections your organization requires. Configure access at the portal-page and individual-item levels.
Explore Security SetupShare non-sensitive services through a portal link when open access is appropriate.
Protect pages and items with access tokens where an extra gate is needed.
Use supported identity providers, including Google, Microsoft and SAML-based SSO.
Choose available items and link each one to a workflow your team has configured.
Create a branded, shareable portal for your organization - or embed available services into your existing website. Keep the familiar front door, with SQIBS automation doing the work behind it.
The real value of self-service is the automation behind the button. SQIBS runs the workflows your organization defines, rather than leaving routine fixes to improvisation.
The planned MCP-based AI-agent connectivity aims to let authorized agents invoke the same defined automation workflows. That means consistent, testable execution - with people retained for requests that need decisions or help. This is product direction, not a claim that universal agent access is already live.
The essentials for teams introducing automation-powered self-service.
No. The portal is designed to invoke a SQIBS automation workflow mapped to the selected self-service item. It can complete routine work without a manual handoff when the configured workflow succeeds.
No. Your administrator selects the workflow when configuring each service item. End users simply choose a service and supply the required inputs.
Yes. You can publish workflows for HR, DevOps, operations or other departments. The type of service depends on the workflows you make available.
Yes. Portal pages and items support public/private access settings, and portal pages can use supported SSO options. Sensitive services should use appropriate authentication and token controls.
For tasks that require approval, judgment or manual remediation, design that handoff into your operational process. SQIBS also provides incident escalation and multi-channel notifications when an incident needs an engineer.
Yes. The portal documentation includes direct page links and embed URLs for integration into an existing website.
Start with one repeatable request. Give your team time back for the work that really needs them.