Your AI Investment Is Only as Good as What It Can Reach.

Your team just got a new AI capability. It can summarize tickets, suggest resolutions, and flag anomalies. What it cannot do is open the change request, page the on-call, update the CMDB, and post to the right Slack channel — because it has no way to reach those systems.

That is not a model problem. It is an integration problem. And it is the reason IBM finds that only 25% of enterprises achieve substantial AI ROI, even as spending tops $300 billion this year.

Xurrent built the answer directly into the platform. On June 23rd, Xurrent iPaaS launched — built in-house, included in every subscription, and purpose-built so every AI agent and every automation can reach every system it needs to act on. Join us July 9th to see what that looks like in practice, and what it means for an AI strategy that actually delivers.
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AT-A-GLANCE

• Most vendors sell integration as a separate license, a consumption-priced add-on, or a tier you have to climb to — Xurrent includes it in the platform you're already buying
• Pre-built Solutions install in minutes, Open Connectors give customers and partners the building blocks to assemble any integration for any use case
• Purpose-built for ITxM and designed as the connective tissue for Xurrent's AI Agents and MCP server — so AI can resolve, not just recommend

"AI is only useful if it can reach across the stack and act. Most ITSM platforms are still solving that problem. Xurrent already did."

WHO THIS IS FOR

"The enterprise transformation executive" The CIO or VP of IT with a board-level mandate to deliver AI ROI this year. You've made the investment. You've seen the demos. And you're starting to suspect the gap isn't the model, it's the architecture underneath it. This session shows you what an ITSM platform looks like when the integration layer is actually built in, and what that unlocks for the AI strategy you're already running.

"The dev-adjacent IT leader in a fast-moving org" The IT or DevOps manager at a mid-size tech company where engineering and IT are culturally close and the tolerance for clunky, bolted-on tooling is zero. You want AI that feels native, connected, and fast to extend, not a second platform to govern alongside the first. This session covers how Xurrent iPaaS is built into the platform, not beside it, and what that means for the integrations your team actually needs to build.

"The budget-conscious IT manager growing too fast to keep up" The IT leader whose ticket volume is outpacing headcount and who has evaluated enough platforms to know that the real cost of AI usually shows up at renewal, in token limits, consumption meters, and tier upgrades. Xurrent iPaaS is included in the platform license with no separate SKU and no consumption pricing. This session shows you what that model looks like in practice and what you can build on day one.

"The IT manager in a specialized or constrained environment" The IT leader in higher education, government, or a compliance-sensitive vertical who needs AI and integration capabilities that don't create governance headaches. This session covers how Xurrent iPaaS is purpose-built for ITxM, how integrations are governed and auditable, and what a deployment looks like in an environment where security and control are non-negotiable.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

• Why AI ROI depends on integration — and why most ITSM platforms are structurally unable to solve it
• How Xurrent iPaaS is different from rented middleware, separately licensed integration modules, and pre-built connector libraries that can't be adapted to your actual use case
• How Solutions, Connectors, and Automated Workflows give every team — from IT ops to partners — the tools to build integrations fast and keep them current as the stack changes
• What it looks like when AI Agents and automation have real integration reach — and how that changes what ITSM can do in your environment

See It In Action Join us July 9th at 10:00 AM CST for a live look at Xurrent iPaaS — and what it means for your AI strategy.