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Autotask
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Why integrate with Autotask
Common scenarios for SaaS companies building Autotask integrations for their customers.
Ship an Autotask integration your MSP customers demand
MSPs live inside Autotask. Any B2B SaaS selling into the IT channel needs a native Autotask integration or technicians won't adopt the tool. Truto lets you ship it in days instead of quarters.
Convert security and monitoring alerts into tickets
For cybersecurity, RMM, and observability platforms: automatically create prioritized Autotask tickets when threats or incidents are detected, mapped to the correct client Company so MSPs never miss an alert.
Automate helpdesk triage with AI
For AI copilots and workflow automation platforms: subscribe to Autotask ticket webhooks, categorize new tickets with an LLM, and patch the queue, priority, or assigned resource before a human ever opens them.
Sync client and contact data for onboarding
For CRMs, quoting tools, and billing platforms: push newly closed clients into Autotask as Companies and Contacts so MSPs can start supporting and invoicing them immediately.
Log audit trails and remediation notes back to tickets
For automation engines and security tools: append internal ticket notes with every action your platform takes, giving technicians a full audit trail without leaving Autotask.
What You Can Build
Ship these features with Truto + Autotask
Concrete product features your team can ship faster by leveraging Truto’s Autotask integration instead of building from scratch.
Real-time ticket webhooks
Register and manage Autotask ticket webhooks to receive events the moment tickets are created or updated, powering live triage and automation workflows.
Bi-directional ticket sync
Create, read, and partially update Autotask tickets from your app so status, priority, queue, and assignment stay in sync without overwriting technician edits.
Automated ticket note logging
Post structured notes to any Autotask ticket to record remediation steps, AI-suggested fixes, or audit events directly into the technician's workflow.
Company and contact provisioning
Create and update Autotask Companies and Contacts from your platform to onboard new MSP clients or keep account records aligned with your source of truth.
Resource-to-user mapping
List Autotask resources (technicians) to map them against users in your own app, enabling accurate assignment, notifications, and reporting.
Custom field (UDF) support
Discover Autotask user-defined fields at runtime so your integration can read and populate the custom fields each MSP relies on for KPIs and billing.
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list_all_autotask_tickets
Search Autotask Tickets using a JSON filter query. Returns Ticket objects including id, ticketNumber, title, description, status, priority, queueID, companyID, contactID, assignedResourceID, ticketType, issueType, dueDateTime, createDate, completedDate, lastActivityDate, resolution and userDefinedFields. The request body accepts a filter with operators such as eq, gte, contains, in, and grouping with and/or.
get_single_autotask_ticket_by_id
Retrieve a single Autotask Ticket by its id. Returns the full Ticket object including status, priority, assignment, dates, resolution and user-defined fields.
autotask_tickets_count
Count Autotask Tickets matching a JSON filter query, without returning the records. Use the same filter syntax as the ticket list. Returns queryCount.
create_a_autotask_ticket
Create a Ticket in Autotask. Fields are sent at the top level of the request body (Autotask does not use a wrapper object). Required: title, companyID, status, priority, and either queueID or assignedResourceID. Returns the created ticket id.
update_a_autotask_ticket_by_id
Fully update an Autotask Ticket (HTTP PUT). Include the ticket id plus every field you want to persist — fields omitted from a PUT may be cleared. Use partial_update (PATCH) to change only selected fields.
autotask_tickets_partial_update
Partially update an Autotask Ticket (HTTP PATCH). Send the ticket id plus only the fields you want to change; all other fields are left untouched. This is the safer option for routine updates such as changing status or reassigning.
list_all_autotask_ticket_notes
Search Autotask TicketNotes using a JSON filter query. Returns: id, description, title, ticketID, noteType, publish, createDateTime, lastActivityDate, createdByContactID, creatorResourceID, impersonatorCreatorResourceID, impersonatorUpdaterResourceID, userDefinedFields. The request body accepts a filter with operators such as eq, gte, and grouping with and/or.
get_single_autotask_ticket_note_by_id
Get a single Autotask TicketNote by id. Returns: id, description, title, ticketID, noteType, publish, createDateTime, lastActivityDate, createdByContactID, creatorResourceID, impersonatorCreatorResourceID, impersonatorUpdaterResourceID, userDefinedFields. Required: id.
autotask_ticket_notes_count
Count the total number of TicketNotes records in Autotask matching a given filter. Returns the matching record count as an integer. Required: filter.
create_a_autotask_ticket_note
Create a note on an Autotask ticket. Returns the created ticket note including its id, title, description, createdDateTime, and lastModifiedDateTime. Required: ticket_id.
autotask_ticket_notes_partial_update
Partially update a ticket note belonging to a specific Autotask ticket. Returns the updated note object including id, description, and title. Required: ticket_id.
list_all_autotask_companies
List Autotask organizations (Companies) using filter expressions sent as a POST body. Returns: id, companyName, companyNumber, companyType, companyCategoryID, isActive, createDate, createdByResourceID, lastActivityDate, lastTrackedModifiedDateTime, phone, alternatePhone1, alternatePhone2, fax, address1, address2, city, state, postalCode, countryID, additionalAddressInformation, webAddress,…
get_single_autotask_company_by_id
Get a single Autotask company (organization) by id. Returns the full organization record including companyName, companyType, isActive, address fields, phone, webAddress, billing and tax settings, ownerResourceID, parentCompanyID, and audit timestamps. Required: id.
autotask_companies_count
Count the total number of Autotask companies (organizations) matching a filter. Returns: count. Accepts a filter array in the request body whose entries use op, field, and value properties; when no filter is supplied, counts all company records.
create_a_autotask_company
Create a new organization (Company) in Autotask. Returns the created company object including id, companyName, companyType, isActive, createDate, and all address, billing, and configuration fields. Required: companyName, companyType. The billToAddressToUse field defaults to "Use Organization Address" on create and any billing address values provided are ignored.
update_a_autotask_company_by_id
Update an existing Autotask company (organization) by submitting the full entity with modified fields. Returns: itemId. Required: id, companyName, companyType. companyType cannot be updated when isTaskFireActive is True, or changed from vendor if the organization has existing services.
autotask_companies_partial_update
Partially update an Autotask company by submitting only the fields to change. Returns the updated company object including id, companyName, companyType, isActive, and phone. Required: id (company identifier in the request body).
list_all_autotask_contacts
List Autotask contacts using filter expressions in the POST body. Returns each contact with id, firstName, lastName, emailAddress, companyID, isActive, createDate, userDefinedFields, and additional address, phone, and social media fields.
get_single_autotask_contact_by_id
Get a single Autotask contact by id. Returns: id, firstName, lastName, middleInitial, namePrefix, nameSuffix, title, emailAddress, emailAddress2, emailAddress3, phone, alternatePhone, mobilePhone, faxNumber, extension, companyID, companylocationID, countryID, addressLine, addressLine1, city, state, zipCode, additionalAddressInformation, roomNumber, facebookUrl, linkedInUrl, twitterUrl, isActive,…
autotask_contacts_count
Count Autotask contacts matching filter expressions in the POST body. Returns: count.
create_a_autotask_contact
Create a new contact associated with an Autotask company. Returns the created contact including id, firstName, lastName, emailAddress, companyID, isActive, createDate, and all contact detail fields. Required: company_id, firstName, lastName, isActive.
autotask_contacts_partial_update
Partially update an existing Autotask contact by providing only the fields to change. Returns the updated contact including id, firstName, lastName, emailAddress, companyID, isActive, lastModifiedDate, and all contact detail fields. Required: company_id, id.
list_all_autotask_autotask_resources
Search Autotask Resources (staff users such as technicians and account managers) using a JSON filter query. Returns Resource objects including id, userName, firstName, lastName, email, isActive, resourceType, licenseType, title, phone numbers, locationID and defaultServiceDeskRoleID. Use this to look up the assignedResourceID needed when creating or assigning tickets.
get_single_autotask_autotask_resource_by_id
Get a single Autotask resource (internal staff member) by id. Returns: id, firstName, lastName, email, hireDate, homePhone, gender, and additional contact and HR fields. Required: id.
autotask_autotask_resources_count
Count the number of Autotask Resources records matching a filter expression sent in the request body. Returns the total record count as an integer. Required: filter.
list_all_autotask_ticket_fields
List field metadata for the Tickets entity in Autotask, including each field's name, data type, length, required/readonly/queryable flags, reference and picklist configuration, and webhook support. Returns: name, dataType, length, isRequired, isReadOnly, isQueryable, isReference, referenceEntityType, isPickList, picklistValues, picklistParentValueField, isSupportedWebhookField.
autotask_ticket_fields_list_user_defined
List the user-defined (custom) field definitions available on the Autotask Ticket entity. Returns each UDF with its name, label, data type, whether it is required or read-only, and any picklist values. Use this to discover which entries are valid inside the userDefinedFields array when creating or updating a ticket.
autotask_ticket_fields_get_entity_information
Get entity information for the Autotask Tickets entity, including its CRUD capabilities, user access levels, and feature support. Returns: name, canCreate, canDelete, canQuery, canUpdate, userAccessForCreate, userAccessForDelete, userAccessForQuery, userAccessForUpdate, hasUserDefinedFields, supportsWebhookCallouts.
list_all_autotask_ticket_webhooks
List Autotask ticket webhooks by sending a POST query with filter expressions. Returns each webhook with id, Name, IsActive, WebhookUrl, DeactivationUrl, SecretKey, and additional configuration fields.
get_single_autotask_ticket_webhook_by_id
Get a single Autotask ticket webhook by id. Returns: id, IsActive, DeactivationUrl, IsReady, IsSubscribedToCreateEvents, IsSubscribedToDeleteEvents, IsSubscribedToUpdateEvents, Name, NotificationEmailAddress, OwnerResourceID, SecretKey, SendThresholdExceededNotification, WebhookGUID, WebhookUrl. Required: id.
autotask_ticket_webhooks_count
Count Autotask ticket webhooks matching a POST query filter. Returns the total record count as an integer.
create_a_autotask_ticket_webhook
Create a new Autotask ticket webhook. Returns the full webhook object including id, IsActive, Name, WebhookUrl, IsReady, and WebhookGUID. Required: Name, WebhookUrl, DeactivationUrl, SecretKey, IsActive, SendThresholdExceededNotification.
update_a_autotask_ticket_webhook_by_id
Update an existing Autotask ticket webhook. Returns the full webhook object including id, IsActive, Name, WebhookUrl, IsReady, and WebhookGUID. Required: id, Name, WebhookUrl, DeactivationUrl, SecretKey, IsActive, SendThresholdExceededNotification.
autotask_ticket_webhooks_partial_update
Partially update a Ticket Webhook configuration in Autotask by sending only the changed fields in the request body. Returns the updated webhook object including id, Name, WebhookUrl, IsActive, SecretKey, DeactivationUrl, IsReady, WebhookGUID, and OwnerResourceID. Required: id.
delete_a_autotask_ticket_webhook_by_id
Delete an Autotask ticket webhook by id. Returns an empty 204 response on success. Required: id.
list_all_autotask_ticket_webhook_fields
Query Autotask ticket webhook fields using a POST filter expression to retrieve fields that trigger callouts or are included in webhook payloads. Returns: id, FieldID, IsDisplayAlwaysField, IsSubscribedField, WebhookID. The request body accepts a filter array of conditions; a default filter is applied if none is supplied.
autotask_ticket_webhook_fields_count
Count the number of TicketWebhookFields records in Autotask that match a given filter expression. Returns the total record count for the specified filter. Accepts a POST body containing filter conditions with comparison operators (eq, gte, and, or) to narrow the count.
Why Truto
Why use Truto’s MCP server for Autotask
Other MCP servers give you a static tool list for one app. Truto gives you a managed, multi-tenant MCP infrastructure across 650+ integrations.
Auto-generated, always up to date
Tools are dynamically generated from curated documentation — not hand-coded. As integrations evolve, tools stay current without manual maintenance.
Fine-grained access control
Scope each MCP server to read-only, write-only, specific methods, or tagged tool groups. Expose only what your AI agent needs — nothing more.
Multi-tenant by design
Each MCP server is scoped to a single connected account with its own credentials. The URL itself is the auth token — no shared secrets, no credential leaking across tenants.
Works with every MCP client
Standard JSON-RPC 2.0 protocol. Paste the URL into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible agent framework — tools are discovered automatically.
Built-in auth, rate limits, and error handling
Tool calls execute through Truto’s proxy layer with automatic OAuth refresh, rate-limit handling, and normalized error responses. No raw API plumbing in your agent.
Expiring and auditable servers
Create time-limited MCP servers for contractors or automated workflows. Optional dual-auth requires both the URL and a Truto API token for high-security environments.
How It Works
From zero to integrated
Go live with Autotask in under an hour. No boilerplate, no maintenance burden.
Link your customer’s Autotask account
Use Truto’s frontend SDK to connect your customer’s Autotask account. We handle all OAuth and API key flows — you don’t need to create the OAuth app.
We handle authentication
Don’t spend time refreshing access tokens or figuring out secure storage. We handle it and inject credentials into every API request.
Call our API, we call Autotask
Truto’s Proxy API is a 1-to-1 mapping of the Autotask API. You call us, we call Autotask, and pass the response back in the same cycle.
Unified response format
Every response follows a single format across all integrations. We translate Autotask’s pagination into unified cursor-based pagination. Data is always in the result attribute.
FAQs
Common questions about Autotask on Truto
Authentication, rate limits, data freshness, and everything else you need to know before you integrate.
How does authentication with Autotask work?
Autotask uses API user credentials (username, secret, and integration code) issued from within the Autotask admin console. Truto handles the credential capture and secure storage so your end users just paste their keys once during connection.
Can I receive real-time updates when tickets change?
Yes. Truto exposes Autotask ticket webhooks, including create, update, and delete operations, plus the ability to configure which fields trigger events. Your app receives normalized event payloads as they happen.
Do you support Autotask custom fields (UDFs)?
Yes. You can list all user-defined fields on tickets and retrieve entity metadata, so your integration can dynamically read and write the custom fields each MSP has configured.
How do I safely update a ticket without overwriting other fields?
Use the partial update (PATCH) operation on tickets and ticket notes. This modifies only the fields you send, which is critical when multiple systems and technicians are editing the same ticket concurrently.
What Autotask objects are supported today?
Tickets, ticket notes, ticket webhooks, ticket fields (including UDFs), companies, contacts, and resources are all supported with list, get, count, create, and update operations where applicable.
How does Truto handle Autotask's API rate limits and pagination?
Truto manages Autotask's per-database throttling and cursor-based pagination automatically. You call a single list endpoint and Truto handles page traversal and backoff so you don't have to build retry logic per integration.
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