Siit vs. Ivanti

Ivanti Neurons for ITSM is portal-first, ITIL-governed, and built on an asset and Active Directory-centric context model. Siit is built around your employees: connecting your HRIS, IdP, and MDM so the AI resolves requests end-to-end before an agent opens the queue.

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Why companies switch from
Ivanti to Siit

Your AI already knows the employee. No CMDB required.

Siit syncs live context from your HRIS, IdP, and MDM into a single persistent employee profile. When a request arrives, the AI already knows who's asking, what they're entitled to, and how to resolve it. No CMDB required.

Ivanti for ITSM is portal-first and ITIL-governed, with context built on Active Directory and asset records. Employee identity data (role, manager, entitlements, SaaS access) must be assembled at resolution time through integrations or manual configuration.

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Comparison
Features
Siit
Ivanti
Data strategy
How employee data flows into resolution
Siit
Unified Data Layer: persistent employee profiles synced live from HRIS, IdP, MDM; full context pre-built before the request arrives.
Competitor
Endpoint-centric: strong hardware and device asset visibility, but employee identity context (entitlements, SaaS access, org structure) requires separate integration and configuration.
Employee context
What the AI sees at resolution time
Siit
Full employee profile (role, cost center, manager, devices, entitlements, applicable policy) assembled automatically; already there when the request arrives.
Competitor
Asset-centric. Employee context assembled from Active Directory and HR integrations on a per-deployment basis; not unified natively at the data layer.
SaaS asset visibility
Who has access to what
Siit
Identity-centric: live SaaS entitlements and device assignments via IdP and MDM; no manual sync, no CMDB schema required.
Competitor
Hardware-first ITAM. Software license tracking available, but SaaS entitlement visibility via IdP requires additional integration work.

AI that closes the ticket. Not just follows the workflow.

Siit's AI is in production today. It evaluates policy, routes approvals in Slack or Teams, provisions in Okta or Jamf, and confirms back in thread. End-to-end, without agent intervention.

Ivanti's agentic AI launched in customer preview in Q1 2026, with general availability later in 2026. Today's broadly deployed capability is ITIL-governed workflow automation: rules-based routing, ticket prioritization, and a self-service portal. Execution still requires agents for cross-system provisioning.

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Employee info for Dan Miller, product manager in New York, with contact and profile links for Okta, Jamf, and Hibob.
Comparison
Features
Siit
Ivanti
Automation type
How AI helps resolve requests
Siit
Agentic execution in production: AI resolves requests end-to-end. Provisioning, approvals, onboarding, without human intervention.
Competitor
Rules-based automation broadly deployed today. Agentic AI in customer preview as of Q1 2026, general availability later in 2026.
AI scope
What the AI can see and use
Siit
Operates on persistent employee context from HRIS, IdP, MDM. Full operational picture at every resolution.
Competitor
Operates on ITSM ticket data and asset context. HRIS and IdP data requires additional integration to inform AI resolution.
Workflow execution
How multi-step tasks get completed
Siit
End-to-end autonomous: provisioning, approval routing, license check, and confirmation all executed by the AI across connected systems.
Competitor
ITIL-structured workflows handle routing and prioritization. Cross-system provisioning requires agent follow-through or custom workflow configuration.

Go live tomorrow,

not next quarter.

No CMDB rebuild. No service catalog migration. Connect your tools, define scope, and you’re live. Most teams are fully operational in days - not months

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Built for where your employees actually work.

Siit is chat-native. Request, approval, provisioning, confirmation: start to finish in Slack or Teams, with zero portal redirect.

Ivanti for ITSM (Neurons) is portal-first: the self-service portal is the primary interface for employees. Teams requires a manually configured bot; Slack isn't natively supported. Complex workflows are completed in the portal, not in chat.

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Employee info for Dan Miller, product manager in New York, with contact and profile links for Okta, Jamf, and Hibob.
Comparison
Features
Siit
Ivanti
User interface
Where employees interact
Siit
Chat-native: all interactions, forms, approvals, AI execution, complete within Slack or Teams. No portal redirect.
Competitor
Portal-first: the self-service portal is the primary employee interface for all substantive interactions.

See what happens when your service desk actually delivers.

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Siit helped deflect 28% of support tickets that otherwise would have been handled by IT.

Ashley Brien
Tech Ops Support Lead at Monzo
25%
Requests automated
87%
SLA rate
160:1
Admin to employee ratio

Siit gives teams autonomy to manage their own requests and business processes without IT help.

Pauric Gallagher
Senior IT Operations Manager at Airalo
50%
Tickets automated
< 1 hr
Avg first response time
5x
Scale in employee headcount

Siit has improved our efficiency and cost-effectiveness on our internal help desk and helped us better support our employees.

Jared Allenbrand
Head of IT at Cresta
30%
Tickets automated
< 1 hr
Avg first response time
3x
Scale in employee headcount

See how Siit connects to your stack

Connect your existing tools. Go live without rebuilding a CMDB or migrating a service catalog.

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FAQs

What is the difference between Siit and Ivanti Neurons?

Ivanti Neurons is built around endpoint management and ITIL-governed workflows; powerful for IT asset tracking and structured service delivery. Siit is built around your employees: persistent profiles synced live from your HRIS, IdP, and MDM, so the AI resolves requests end-to-end without agent intervention.

Can Siit replace Ivanti Neurons for internal IT operations?

Yes. Migration focuses on connecting your identity and HR systems, not rebuilding ITIL schemas or endpoint management configurations. Most teams are live within weeks.

Does Siit work inside Slack and Teams?

Yes. Dynamic forms, multi-stage approvals, and AI execution happen entirely within Slack or Microsoft Teams. No portal redirect, no new login required; even for complex multi-party approval workflows.

How does Siit's AI compare to Ivanti's agentic AI?

Ivanti's agentic AI launched in customer preview in Q1 2026, with general availability later in 2026. Siit's AI agents are in production today. That leads to provisioning access in Okta, triggering onboarding in Workday, resetting passwords; lend-to-end, without agent intervention.

How fast can teams go live with Siit after leaving Ivanti?

Most teams are live within weeks. Because Siit is integration-driven, migration focuses on connecting your HRIS and identity systems, not rebuilding ITIL process schemas or CMDB configurations.