Instantly Provision VM Requests
Resolve takes every VM request from ITSM ticket to a configured, registered, monitored server across the VMware tools and clouds you already run.
Every VM Build Stalls in the Last Mile.
Tired of telling developers their VM is ready when the server still needs an IP, a DNS record, an AD join, and a monitoring agent before anyone can use it?
Your hypervisor clones the machine in minutes, then the ticket bounces between teams for a week while every last-mile task waits its turn in someone else's queue, on every build across VMware, Nutanix, and cloud.
Resolve finishes the build the moment the VM exists. It configures the network, joins the domain, registers the server in every system of record, and closes the change with the build evidence attached, so the server you hand over is ready for production on day one.
Production-Ready Servers in a Single Pass
Provisioning and post-build configuration run as one workflow, so every request ends with a configured, registered, monitored server.
Every Build Lands on Standard
Every server ships with the same hardening, agents, naming, and registrations, so drift starts at zero and audits start clean.
Infrastructure Engineering as a Strategic Function
With routine builds running on their own, your engineers spend their week on capacity planning, platform modernization, and hybrid cloud design.
VM Automation That Finishes What Provisioning Starts
The moment a VM request lands in ServiceNow, Jira, the portal, or chat, Resolve runs a four-step loop from ticket to production-ready server.
1. Validates the request against approved templates, quotas, and placement policy, then routes approval with cost and capacity context attached.
2. Provisions the VM through vCenter, Aria, Nutanix, Hyper-V, or your cloud, using the blueprints you already maintain.
3. Configures the last mile, reserving the IP, creating DNS records, joining AD, applying firewall rules, and enrolling monitoring.
4. Closes the change record with build evidence attached, registers the server in the CMDB, and notifies the requester.
Transform How Your Infrastructure Team Delivers Servers
Resolve orchestrates every build through the hypervisors, IPAM, and ITSM tools your infrastructure team already trusts, with no swivel-chairing between consoles.
VM Provisioning Automation Built on Your Existing Stack. Runs across VMware vCenter and Aria, Nutanix, Hyper-V, and public cloud, plus the ITSM, IPAM, and CMDB systems behind every build.
Hypervisor-Neutral Workflows. One build workflow serves every platform, so your automation travels with your workloads.
Last-Mile Configuration. IP, DNS, AD, firewall, agents, and monitoring land in one pass.
Governed Approvals. Every build reaches the right owner with cost, capacity, and policy context attached.
Low-Code That Runs Your Code. Build visually and drop in your own PowerShell, Python, Ansible, or Terraform anywhere in the flow.
Prebuilt Workflows. Start from ready-made VM build, resize, and decommission workflows.
Built for the Infrastructure Team, Connected to Everything Else
VM provisioning automation runs on Resolve's Agentic Resolution Fabric, so every build becomes one governed step in a larger infrastructure workflow.
Approvals, role-based permissions, and a complete audit trail ride on every build, with each server mapped to its request and approver.
500+ native integrations across hypervisors, cloud, IPAM, ITSM, CMDB, and monitoring, and your existing scripts and blueprints plug straight in.
Build outcomes and failed steps surface automatically, idle VMs get flagged for reclamation, and every repeat request runs faster.
What Changes When Every VM Build Runs Through Resolve
Every build follows the same governed path from request to production, so your infrastructure team delivers servers faster and to the same standard every time.
Servers go live as soon as they are built, with networking, directory, and monitoring already complete.
Hardening, agents, naming, and registrations land the same way on every server, on every platform.
IPAM, DNS, Active Directory, and the CMDB update the moment a server exists.
Resolve extends vCenter and Aria through the last mile of every build, so the platforms you already run deliver more.
Idle VMs surface for reclamation, so capacity returns to the pool on schedule.
