Motadata ServiceOps 8.7.0 Release Notes

Motadata ServiceOps 8.7.0 focuses on practical improvements across security, endpoint operations, and service workflows. The release brings Patch Management​ into sharper operational focus, expands capabilities around Asset Management​, and streamlines workflows with Asset Management​. The result is a release aimed at reducing tool hand-offs, standardizing execution, and giving IT teams clearer ownership from detection or request through resolution.

Motadata ServiceOps Release Notes Version 8.7.0 07/23/2025
Motadata ServiceOpsVERSION 8.7.0

Asset Management​

  • Added support to prompt technicians for a reason before taking RDP access, with end-user display and logging for enhanced transparency and compliance.
Organizations often manage this area through fragmented tools or manual processes, reducing visibility, consistency, and ownership.
The enhancement can reduce manual work, improve operational control, and help teams respond faster with better context.

API Integration​

  • The following V1 APIs related to Conversation are now supported in the Request, Service Request, and Change (Collaborate and Note) modules:CREATE ConversationPATCH Update a ConversationDELETE ConversationGET ConversationSearch Conversation
Organizations often manage this area through fragmented tools or manual processes, reducing visibility, consistency, and ownership.
The enhancement can reduce manual work, improve operational control, and help teams respond faster with better context.

Miscellaneous​

  • Motadata ServiceOps now supports integration with Google Chat Virtual Agent.
  • Administrators are now allowed to configure and enforce MIME type-based validation for attachments, supplementing the existing extension-based restrictions.
Organizations often manage this area through fragmented tools or manual processes, reducing visibility, consistency, and ownership.
The enhancement can reduce manual work, improve operational control, and help teams respond faster with better context.

Asset Management​

  • The Asset Movement Prefix can now be customized to align with organizational naming conventions.
  • Exclusion of Archived Hardware Assets/CIs during Discovery is now extended to the Import process, ensuring consistent handling during creation and updates.
Organizations often manage this area through fragmented tools or manual processes, reducing visibility, consistency, and ownership.
The enhancement can reduce manual work, improve operational control, and help teams respond faster with better context.

API Integration​

  • The following V1 APIs are supported for file attachment:POST Upload V1 AttachmentGET an Attachment
Organizations often manage this area through fragmented tools or manual processes, reducing visibility, consistency, and ownership.
The enhancement can reduce manual work, improve operational control, and help teams respond faster with better context.

Patch Management​

  • Support for Windows Server OS 2025 has been added across the Discovery and Patch Management modules. Additionally, key components such as Poller, File Server, Integration Connector, and DMZ Server are now installable on this OS.
  • Support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) versions 9.6 and 10 has been added to both the Discovery and Patch Management modules.
Organizations often manage this area through fragmented tools or manual processes, reducing visibility, consistency, and ownership.
The enhancement can reduce manual work, improve operational control, and help teams respond faster with better context.

Miscellaneous​

  • Technicians can now set personalized Time Filter and Auto Refresh Interval settings for each dashboard.
  • The bulk update functionality has been enhanced to support both Text Area and Rich Text Area fields across the Request, Problem, Change, Release, Asset, CMDB, and Project modules.
  • A new Login Method setting has been added to allow administrators to control authentication via Email, Logon Name, or Both.
  • ServiceOps is now compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9.6, starting from version 8.3.0.
Organizations often manage this area through fragmented tools or manual processes, reducing visibility, consistency, and ownership.
The enhancement can reduce manual work, improve operational control, and help teams respond faster with better context.
Motadata ServiceOps Release Notes 8.7.0
Source: Motadata Documentation
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