Rewst action connectors for Copilot API and cloud provisioning
Built for MSP automation engineers using Rewst who manage employee onboarding and permission workflows across multiple platforms..
“The public Copilot can be accessed via API at https://www.copilot.com/guide/api-documentation Could an official Copilot integration and associated action be add…”
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“The public Copilot can be accessed via API at https://www.copilot.com/guide/api-documentation Could an official Copilot integration and associated action be added to Rewst? ... Kaseya are going to be providing access to their Kaseya and Datto products through one central portal called KaseyaOne. For the purpose of new employee creation (And many more features I'm sure that would be an advantage) it would be grea…”
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Why this is a gap
Surfaced from a high-intensity complaint with clear willingness to pay and a specific, reachable audience.
The market
MSP automation engineers using Rewst to manage employee onboarding and permission workflows across multiple platforms. Demand signal is a feature request (Copilot API integration), suggesting active users hitting a specific roadblock.
Competition & the opening
Rewst itself is the platform; competition from other automation tools is moderate (5/10), but the specific gap is Copilot API and cloud provisioning connectors that Rewst has not yet built.
What's hard to build
Requires reverse-engineering or gaining access to Copilot's undocumented APIs (Copilot's own API docs are incomplete or restricted); you also need to maintain authentication and handle cloud-provider-specific provisioning logic (permissions, roles, state management) across multiple platforms.
Why now
Rewst is the leading RMM automation platform and Copilot/Kaseya APIs are public; MSPs need native connectors.
How you'd monetize
Per-action or per-integration add-on fee in Rewst marketplace