Domotz

Network monitoring has reached a turning point. AI is no longer adjacent to your network operations, it can now be embedded in them. Join us for a live demonstration Domotz's new MCP server and see how agent-native operability is transforming the way IT teams query inventory, investigate issues, and remediate problems across every site you manage.

What You'll Learn
In this webinar, we'll show you live how to integrate AI with Domotz. You'll see how twenty clicks of dashboard navigation collapse into a single natural-language prompt, how the same prompt scales effortlessly across all your sites to keep even the smallest locations in compliance, and how AI operability is delivered with no premium tier or price markup.

What We'll Demonstrate
Our live demo will walk through the breadth of capabilities the Domotz MCP Server surfaces to your AI client, including:

- Network Monitoring: real-time device health, interface traffic, SNMP telemetry, and multi-site visibility
-Network Management & Operations: device discovery, multi-tenant organization, tagging, and SNMP credential management
- Configuration Management: config management, historical version retrieval, and drift detection to catch unauthorized or risky changes
- Security & Compliance: audit logging, asset visibility, monitoring coverage validation, and the same RBAC governance as the web app
- Observability & Alerting Integration: alert integration with external systems, full network visibility APIs, and custom driver extensibility

Why Domotz MCP is Different
Unlike community wrappers built on top of public APIs, the Domotz MCP Server is built and supported by Domotz, extends beyond standard public API actions, works cross-tool by design rather than locked inside a single vendor dashboard, and carries the same RBAC and OAuth governance you'd expect from the platform itself.

Who Should Attend
IT operations leaders, network engineers, MSPs, and anyone responsible for monitoring or managing networks across multiple sites who wants to see what AI-native operations actually look like in practice, not in theory.

Register today to see how the Domotz MCP Server can revolutionize your IT operations.

A quick taxonomy of where network monitoring vendors are on AI operability in May 2026:

1) No MCP server at all.
The product ships the way it always has. Buyers are told AI is on the roadmap. The roadmap doesn't have a date.

2) Embedded copilot, locked to one dashboard.
The AI works only inside the vendor's web app. It can't be called from your IDE, your chat tool, or your agent stack. You end up with a different copilot for every tool and no governance across them.

3) Unofficial community wrapper.
Someone built an MCP on top of the public API. It mostly works. It's not security-reviewed. It's not vendor-supported. When a credential gets mishandled, there's no one to call.

4) Vendor-built MCP server with OAuth-scoped consent and RBAC compliance.
Built by the vendor. Supported by the vendor. Same permissions model that governs the dashboard. Open standard, so it works across every major AI client.

We shipped option 4 this week.

Worth asking your current vendor which of the four they're on.

Demo Wednesday. Link in the first comment.