LogMeIn Resolve
ChatGPT pluginEndpoint management & RMM
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LogMeIn Resolve is a unified endpoint management (UEM) and remote monitoring and management (RMM) platform for IT teams and managed service providers (MSPs). This connector brings your Resolve environment into ChatGPT, so you can ask about your fleet in plain language, connect it with your other tools, and act on the answer in the same place.
What IT teams use it for:
- See the whole estate at once — device health, alerts, and inventory across every account and tenant you manage, instead of clicking through them one by one
- Cut alert noise — review what's firing, spot the pattern, and acknowledge in bulk
- Automate the busywork — run scripts and Remote Execution jobs across the fleet, then check status without opening a separate console
- Move tickets forward — read the queue, draft updates, and open tickets with the right service and priority already set
- Answer hardware and software inventory questions on the spot — what's deployed, where, and on which version
- Capture what you learn — turn a resolved issue into a Knowledge Base article while the detail is still fresh
- Start remote support faster — set up a session and send the invitation without leaving the conversation
- Connect Resolve to your other tools — e.g., “Check this device's alert history in Resolve, then post a summary to our incident channel in Slack.”
The connector is most valuable where endpoint data meets everything around it: correlating an alert with the ticket it produced, or turning device and ticket history into a report a client can read.
It acts on behalf of the signed-in technician and stays within that user's existing Resolve permissions. Read actions never change data; creates, updates, and session actions are yours to approve.
Requires a LogMeIn Resolve account. Learn more at logmein.com/products/resolve
Example prompts
- “Which Windows devices in my device fleet are not running the latest OS?”
- “List all open tickets with critical priority.”
- “What is the most critical alert in my device fleet this week?”
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- Made by
- GoTo Technologies USA, LLC · Website
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- On Install
- Capabilities
- Search and filter devices by name, status, platform, OS, health, tenant, and group, View detailed device information, including verification, network addresses, and last-seen data, Find device groups and see their associated tenants., Search alerts and acknowledge them, Search hardware and software inventory and view asset details, Create, update, and delete hardware and software inventory records, Manage inventory labels, locations, manufacturers, and asset models, Find tenants and search end users, Search, create, and update helpdesk tickets; add or update ticket comments, Review ticket history, helpdesk services, and helpdesk users, Search and manage Knowledge Base documents, drafts, and folders, including publishing, Start and manage remote support sessions, send invitations, and view session reports, Review Remote Execution runs, target devices, task results, and host logs
- Availability
- Available
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Keywords
- Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM), Unified Endpoint Management (UEM), Agentic Endpoint Management (AEM), Automation, Managed Service Provider (MSP), IT management, Endpoint management, Helpdesk, Inventory, Remote support, Remote access, Incident response
- Created
- October 8, 2026
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