SuperOps MSP
SuperOps MSP + Konnectify
This guide explains how to connect SuperOps MSP with Konnectify, configure triggers and actions, and build automations for ticketing, invoicing, client management, tasks, assets, and more.
Getting Started
What is SuperOps MSP?
SuperOps MSP is a unified Professional Services Automation (PSA) and Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) platform built for Managed Service Providers (MSPs).
It provides tools for managing client tickets, automating workflows, handling billing and invoicing, tracking assets, scheduling tasks, and monitoring endpoints from a single platform.
Why integrate via Konnectify?
SuperOps MSP becomes much more powerful when connected with other applications such as CRMs, helpdesk tools, communication platforms, accounting systems, and internal dashboards.
By integrating SuperOps MSP through Konnectify, teams can automate workflows such as ticket escalation, client onboarding, invoice generation, task scheduling, and syncing records across tools.
What You Can Do with SuperOps MSP in Konnectify?
When SuperOps MSP is connected to Konnectify, you can build powerful automations such as:
- Auto-create tickets in SuperOps MSP from customer email requests.
- Sync SuperOps tickets to Slack or MS Teams for alerts and escalations.
- Automatically generate invoices when work orders are completed.
- Update client information across CRM and SuperOps MSP.
- Schedule tasks for technicians when tickets meet specific conditions.
- Create knowledge base articles in SuperOps MSP when similar tickets repeat.
With Konnectify, you can build end-to-end MSP workflows by connecting SuperOps with your internal tools and customer systems.
Automate Workflows by Connecting SuperOps MSP.. Try it now →SuperOps MSP API Documentation
SuperOps MSP provides APIs that allow external systems to interact with tickets, clients, assets, invoices, and service-related operations. Konnectify uses these APIs to trigger workflows and perform actions securely.
Common SuperOps MSP API Capabilities- Create, update, and retrieve tickets
- Manage clients and contacts
- Generate and manage invoices
- Track assets and devices
- Manage tasks and service catalog items
SuperOps MSP APIs require API key based authentication. You need to generate an API key in your SuperOps account and provide it while creating a connection in Konnectify.
Things to Know Before You Start- API keys should be stored securely and not shared publicly.
- Ensure your account has access to the required modules (tickets, invoices, assets, etc.)
- Some endpoints may be restricted by role permissions.
- Rate limits may apply depending on account tier.
For detailed API references and request parameters, refer to the official SuperOps MSP API documentation.
Open API Docs →How to Connect SuperOps MSP to Konnectify
This section explains how to connect your SuperOps MSP account to Konnectify so you can use SuperOps MSP as a trigger or action in your workflows.
Before creating the workflow, ensure you have:
- An active SuperOps MSP account
- API Key generated from SuperOps MSP
- Access to Konnectify platform
- Permission to create connections and workflows
- Required module permissions in SuperOps (Tickets, Invoices, Clients, etc.)
Step 1: Connect SuperOps MSP in Konnectify
- Log in to Konnectify.
- Click New on the top-right corner and select Connections.
- Select SuperOps MSP.
- Enter the following details:
- Connection Name
Enter a reference name for your connection.
Example:
My SuperOps MSP Connection - API Key
Enter your SuperOps MSP API Key generated from your SuperOps MSP account settings. - Base URL
Enter the appropriate API base URL:
https://api.superops.ai/msp
or
https://euapi.superops.ai - Domain
Enter your SuperOps MSP domain name.
Example: If your SuperOps URL is
https://my-company.superops.ai
enter:
my-company
- Connection Name
- Click Create Connection.
Step 2: Create a New Konnector
- Click New on the top-right corner and select Konnectors
- Choose a trigger app (for example: Webhook, CRM, Email, or SuperOps MSP)
- Select the required trigger event (for example: New Ticket Created, Ticket Updated, New Client Created)
- Choose the SuperOps MSP connection you created and click Continue
Step 3: Add and Configure SuperOps MSP Action
- Click Action
- Select SuperOps MSP
- Choose an action (for example: Create Ticket)
- Select the Connection and click Continue
- Fill all mandatory fields such as:
- Ticket Title
- Description
- Client
- Priority
- Status
Step 4: Value Mapping and Workflow Testing
- Map dynamic fields from the trigger output
- Use static values only when required
- Run the workflow using sample data
- Verify execution status and response from SuperOps MSP
Step 5: Activate Konnector
Once testing is successful:
- Save the Konnector
- Turn the workflow ON
- Perform a real-time test from the trigger source
- Confirm that the data is reflected in SuperOps MSP
SuperOps MSP Triggers
SuperOps MSP provides multiple triggers in Konnectify that allow workflows to start automatically when specific events occur in your SuperOps MSP account. These triggers help you respond to ticket, task, invoice, and client updates in near real time and automate follow-up actions across connected applications.
Ticket Triggers
Triggers when a new ticket is created in SuperOps MSP.
Triggers when an existing ticket is updated (status, priority, assignee, notes, etc.).
Task Triggers
Triggers when a new task is created in SuperOps MSP.
Triggers when an existing task is updated (status, due date, assigned user, etc.).
Invoice Triggers
Triggers when a new invoice is created in SuperOps MSP.
Triggers when an invoice is updated (status, payment, line items, etc.).
Client Triggers
Triggers when a new client is created in SuperOps MSP.
Triggers when client details are updated in SuperOps MSP.
SuperOps MSP Actions
SuperOps MSP provides multiple actions in Konnectify that allow workflows to perform operations in your SuperOps MSP account. These actions help you create, update, retrieve, and manage records such as tickets, invoices, clients, assets, contracts, tasks, and service catalog items as part of automated workflows.
Knowledge Base Actions
Creates a new knowledge base article in SuperOps MSP.
Updates an existing knowledge base article.
Ticket Actions
Creates a new ticket in SuperOps MSP.
Updates details of an existing ticket.
Fetches details of a ticket by ID.
Retrieves a list of tickets based on filters.
Invoice Actions
Creates a new invoice in SuperOps MSP.
Updates an existing invoice record.
Fetches invoice details by ID.
Retrieves invoices based on filters.
Client Actions
Creates a new client record in SuperOps MSP.
Updates client information.
Fetches client details by ID.
Retrieves clients based on filters.
Asset Actions
Creates an asset record (device/system) in SuperOps MSP.
Updates asset information.
Fetches asset details by ID.
Retrieves assets based on filters.
Task Actions
Creates a new task in SuperOps MSP.
Updates an existing task.
Fetches task details by ID.
Retrieves tasks based on filters.
Contract Actions
Creates a contract record in SuperOps MSP.
Updates an existing contract record.
Service / Catalog Actions
Creates a new service catalog item in SuperOps MSP.
Updates an existing service catalog item.
Popular SuperOps MSP Automations
SuperOps MSP automations help teams reduce manual work, respond faster to customers, maintain accurate billing, and keep operational data consistent across systems. Below are some commonly used SuperOps MSP automation scenarios built using Konnectify. These examples can be used as references while creating your own workflows.
Auto-create a Ticket from Email Request
Trigger: New Email Received • Action: Create Ticket
Use case: Automatically converts incoming support emails into tickets in SuperOps MSP to ensure all customer requests are tracked.
- Reduces manual ticket creation effort.
- Ensures no customer emails are missed.
- Improves response time with immediate ticket logging.
Notify Slack on High Priority Ticket
Trigger: Ticket Updated (Priority = High) • Action: Send Slack Message
Use case: Sends an alert to the MSP team in Slack whenever a ticket priority is escalated to high.
- Improves escalation visibility.
- Helps technicians respond faster to critical issues.
- Ensures team coordination in real time.
Generate Invoice when Ticket is Closed
Trigger: Ticket Updated (Status = Closed) • Action: Create Invoice
Use case: Automatically creates an invoice when support work is marked complete, ensuring billing is not delayed.
- Speeds up billing cycles.
- Improves invoice accuracy by using ticket details.
- Reduces missed revenue opportunities.
Sync Client Data to CRM
Trigger: Client Updated • Action: Update CRM Account
Use case: Keeps client information consistent across SuperOps MSP and your CRM automatically.
- Maintains consistent client records across tools.
- Reduces duplicate data entry.
- Improves reporting accuracy in CRM dashboards.
Create Technician Task when Ticket is Assigned
Trigger: Ticket Updated (Assignee changed) • Action: Create Task
Use case: Automatically creates a task for the assigned technician when a ticket is assigned, ensuring action is tracked.
- Improves technician accountability.
- Ensures every assignment has a tracked task.
- Reduces delays in starting work.
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