LOMNIDO SIAM Broker

Greater control and efficiency in your service supply chain

Manage services for your customers across various tools and suppliers. The SIAM broker digitizes process communication: customers and providers each work within their own tools, while tickets, statuses, and feedback flow between systems in real time.

For IT service providers and managed service providers with many customers and partners.
Also for companies with multiple providers and cross-system processes.
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Benefits at a glance

Focus on SLAs. Make quality visible.

Clear responsibilities, automated handovers, and transparent processes—so you can stay on top of performance for your customers across all involved parties.

Manage services effectively
Clear responsibilities and automated handovers help you coordinate performance for your customers across multiple stakeholders—reducing SLA breaches and friction to a minimum.
Track service quality
Status, transactions, and the source of errors are visible—the fundamental requirement for managing and improving your service processes and coordinating with customers and suppliers.
Save time and money
Automated handovers replace manual tool-switching and duplicate ticket entry. This relieves the burden on teams and can reduce operating costs.
Current situation & Solution

When the service chain grows, it needs clear management

Service providers support customers using various ITSM systems and often involve additional suppliers. With every new customer, the workload—and the potential for errors—increases.

Without an end-to-end process

Manual work, fragmented information

Teams are constantly switching between different tools.
Tickets are being entered twice, with status updates added manually.
With every new customer, the workload and potential for errors increase.
With the SIAM Broker

Automated handovers in the flow

Processes are mapped digitally and automated along the entire chain.
Tickets, status updates, and feedback synchronize in real time.
Customers and providers continue using their familiar tools.
SIAM explained

What does SIAM mean for service providers?

SIAM stands for Service Integration and Management. This approach organizes services from multiple internal and external participants into a coordinated offering – with clear responsibilities, shared processes, and verifiable quality. The SIAM Broker provides the technical implementation for the necessary process communication between systems.

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Service — the focus is on performance for the customer.
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Integration — many participants and systems working in sync.
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Management — clearly controlled, with verifiable quality.
The SIAM Broker as a central hub, orchestrating multiple connected systems
How it works

How the SIAM Broker gets services flowing

From initial connection to ongoing operation – in three clear steps.

01

Connect

Integrate customer and supplier systems using suitable connectors and interfaces – with or without an API.

02

Map & Manage

Define process steps, routing, and data mapping for every participating partner.

03

Monitor & Adapt

Track transactions, resolve errors, and evolve integrations for new customers or requirements.

Use Cases

For providers delivering critical services reliably

IT Service Providers & MSPs
Connect multiple customers with different systems and orchestrate service processes beyond your own organization.
SIAM & Integration Teams
Bring customers, internal teams, and subcontractors together into a collaborative ecosystem.
Multi-provider enterprises
Reliably exchange service information between internal systems and external service providers.
Features

Functions for managing your service chain

Flexible Mapping & Routing
Configure data and process steps using pre-built functions and forward them to the relevant systems and partners – without having to program a custom interface for every connection.
Transparent operations
Log transactions and identify errors and exceptions early to address them effectively.
Test & adjust connections
Verify integrations with the test simulator before go-live and refine them as processes or systems change.
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the SIAM-Broker

What is the LOMNIDO SIAM-Broker?

The SIAM-Broker is a platform for the integration and orchestration of service processes. It manages the exchange of tickets, statuses, and feedback between the systems of service providers, customers, and suppliers, making workflows transparent and traceable.

Who is the SIAM-Broker for?

It is primarily designed for IT service providers and MSPs that manage many customers and partners across diverse system landscapes. Companies with complex multi-provider environments can also use it for sophisticated process integrations.

Do customers and suppliers need to use the same ITSM tool?

No. Customers and providers continue to work in their preferred tools. The SIAM-Broker handles the automated exchange of tickets, statuses, and feedback in real time. This eliminates the need to manually switch between systems or enter data twice.

How can new connections be tested before go-live?

The test simulator allows you to verify integrations and process steps before they go live. This simplifies testing for new customers, partners, or modified workflows.

How does the SIAM-Broker support management during ongoing operations?

Transactions and errors can be tracked and addressed in a targeted manner. This allows teams to see the status of a handover and identify where action is needed.

Can the SIAM-Broker be used as SaaS or self-hosted?

Yes. The SIAM-Broker can be operated as SaaS or on-premises. The right choice depends on your existing IT environment and operational requirements.

How does the SIAM-Broker differ from the ServiceHub?

The ServiceHub provides a preconfigured entry point for collaborating with and managing multiple service providers. The SIAM-Broker is the flexible integration and orchestration platform for complex service processes involving many customers, partners, and systems.