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Solarwinds Service Desk is a cloud-based IT service management platform that streamlines the process of handling IT service requests, asset management, and incident management. It is primarily used to improve IT service delivery and support operations.

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SolarWinds Service Desk

Cloud-based ITSM platform following ITIL practices. Manages the full IT service lifecycle: incident → problem → change → release, plus asset management and procurement.

Entity Model

Service Management (ITIL)
  • Incidents — service disruption reports. Lifecycle: New → Assigned → In Progress → Resolved → Closed. Priority/severity levels drive SLA timers.
  • Problems — root cause investigations linked to multiple incidents. Lifecycle mirrors incidents with additional root cause analysis fields.
  • Changes — planned modifications to IT infrastructure. Full CAB workflow: Requested → Planned → Approved → Implementing → Completed.
  • Releases — bundled changes deployed together. Tracks deployment scheduling and success/rollback status.
  • Risks — risk register entries with impact/probability assessments. Can link to changes and releases.
Asset Management / CMDB
  • Assets — general IT assets (software licenses, cloud resources).
  • Hardwares — physical IT equipment (servers, laptops, monitors) with specs, warranty, and location.
  • Mobiles — mobile devices (phones, tablets) with carrier, IMEI, and MDM data.
  • Configuration Items — CMDB entries with relationships to other CIs. The authoritative record for infrastructure dependencies.
  • Catalog Items — requestable items in the self-service portal (new laptop, software access, etc.).
Procurement
  • Contracts — vendor agreements with renewal dates, cost, and linked assets.
  • Vendors — supplier directory with contact info and contract relationships.
  • Purchase Orders — procurement requests linked to vendors and budget lines.
Organization
  • Users — service desk agents and end users.
  • Groups — assignment groups for routing incidents/changes.
  • Roles — permission sets assigned to users.
  • Departments — organizational structure for reporting and assignment.
  • Sites — physical locations. Assets and users are associated with sites.
  • Categories — hierarchical taxonomy for classifying incidents, changes, and assets.
  • Solutions — knowledge base articles for known issue resolution.
  • Audits — change audit trail across all entities.
  • Change Catalogs — templates for standard/pre-approved changes.

Workflows

  1. Incident triage: Pull the incident backlog, skim priority/status mix, open assignment groups, then scan knowledge solutions for repeat issues.
  2. CMDB audit: Configuration items for dependency context, hardware plus generic assets for inventory breadth, contracts for renewals and entitlements.
  3. Change management: Standard change templates, in-flight changes, release trains, and linked risks in one pass.
  4. Procurement review: Vendor directory, active contracts, and open purchase orders for spend visibility.
  5. Organizational setup: Departments, sites, routing groups, and roles together paint the routing model.

Gotchas

  • Legacy product name: SolarWinds branding in the UI still pairs with older Samanage identifiers in API-facing material—treat naming drift as normal when searching docs.
  • Pagination: JSON responses use per_page and page params. Default page size is 25. Max is 100.
  • Audit trail: Enumerate audit entries to see change history across all entities. Each audit entry references the changed object type and ID.
  • Hardware vs Assets vs Configuration Items: Three overlapping but distinct concepts — hardwares are physical equipment, assets are any tracked item (including software), and CIs are CMDB entries focused on dependencies and impact analysis.

Tools in this Server (22)

List Assets

Retrieve a list of all other asset types not categorized as hardware, making it easier to manage IT resources. Use this when organizing or auditing no...

List Audits

Retrieve a collection of audit records detailing IT service operations and compliance checks. Ideal for reviewing past audits to ensure IT governance ...

List Catalog Items

Retrieve a list of available catalog items from the Solarwinds Service Desk to support IT service management. Use this to review available service off...

List Categories

Fetch a list of service categories available within the Solarwinds Service Desk. Use it to organize and route service requests efficiently. The result...

List Change Catalogs

Access a list of change catalogs available in your service desk. This is useful for managing change requests or planning change implementations. The r...

List Changes

List all changes recorded in the service desk. Use it for change management processes or historical analysis. It provides details like change ID, type...

List Configuration Items

Get a list of configuration items tracked in your Solarwinds Service Desk. Use it when you want to manage assets or configuration elements. The respon...

List Contracts

Access a list of all active and expired contracts managed in Solarwinds Service Desk. Use this to review contractual obligations and renewals. The out...

List Departments

Retrieve a detailed list of departments configured in your Solarwinds Service Desk. Use this endpoint to analyze or manage departmental structures. It...

List Groups

Retrieve a list of all user groups configured in the Solarwinds Service Desk. Useful for managing group permissions and access control. The response p...

List Hardwares

Retrieve a list of all hardware assets registered in your Solarwinds Service Desk. Use this tool when you need to manage or review hardware inventorie...

List Incidents

Fetch a list of all incidents logged in your service desk. This endpoint is useful for incident management or reporting. It returns incident details s...

List Mobiles

List all mobile devices within the Solarwinds Service Desk IT environment. Ideal for mobile asset tracking and management. Provides detailed informati...

List Problems

List all recorded problems in the Solarwinds Service Desk to facilitate incident management and resolution tracking. Use this to monitor ongoing issue...

List Purchase Orders

Get a list of all purchase orders linked to your IT assets and services. This tool is helpful for tracking procurement and budgeting activities. It re...

List Releases

Fetch a detailed list of software or service releases. Utilize this endpoint to track release schedules or manage deployment plans. It returns informa...

List Risks

Fetch a list of identified risks within your IT environment from Solarwinds Service Desk. Use this to assess and prioritize risk mitigation strategies...

List Roles

Fetch a full list of roles within your Solarwinds Service Desk. Use this endpoint when you need to manage permissions or review existing role structur...

List Sites

Access a list of all sites associated with your Solarwinds Service Desk instance. This is useful when managing site-specific configurations or assets....

List Solutions

Retrieve a catalog of knowledge base solutions within your service desk. Ideal for enhancing support team resources or updating knowledge articles. Th...

List Users

List all users registered in your Solarwinds Service Desk platform. Use this tool for user management or auditing purposes. It returns user informatio...

List Vendors

Obtain a full list of all registered vendors associated with your IT service operations. This is useful for vendor management and evaluation processes...

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SolarWinds Service Desk MCP server?

Solarwinds Service Desk is a cloud-based IT service management platform that streamlines the process of handling IT service requests, asset management, and incident management. It is primarily used to improve IT service delivery and support operations. It provides 22 tools that AI agents can use through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

How do I connect SolarWinds Service Desk to my AI agent?

Add the MCPBundles server URL to your MCP client configuration (Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, etc.). The URL format is: https://mcp.mcpbundles.com/bundle/solarwinds-service-desk. Authentication is handled automatically.

How many tools does SolarWinds Service Desk provide?

SolarWinds Service Desk provides 22 tools that can be called by AI agents, along with a SKILL.md that gives your AI agent domain knowledge about when and how to use them.

What authentication does SolarWinds Service Desk require?

SolarWinds Service Desk uses API Key. SolarWinds Service Desk requires credentials. Connect via MCPBundles and authentication is handled automatically.

Setup Instructions

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https://mcp.mcpbundles.com/bundle/solarwinds-service-desk

What is MCP?

Model Context Protocol lets AI tools call external capabilities securely through a single URL. This bundle groups tools behind an MCP endpoint that many clients can use.

Use this bundle in 3 steps

  1. Copy the MCP URL above
  2. Open your AI tool and add a new MCP/connector
  3. Paste the URL and follow any auth prompts

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