PSA, Microsoft, catalog, documentation.
Scopable connects the records MSP teams already argue about: clients, contacts, opportunities, licenses, catalog data, evidence, findings, and quote context.
Built for MSP owners, vCIOs, strategic operators, and technical validators who need to know what data moves, what it changes, and where the limits are before they trust another integration.
Grouped by MSP job
A logo only says a vendor name. The useful question is what job the connection helps: quoting, QBR, assessment, compliance, or catalog work.
Keep client, contact, opportunity, and quote context tied to the account record.
Sync companies, contacts, opportunities, configurations, and product catalog data from ConnectWise Manage.
Commercial page plus setup guide with permissions, filters, sync behavior, and write-back limits.
Connect a HaloPSA instance for PSA context when the account is in the gradual rollout.
Setup guide documents the one-PSA-at-a-time rule and optional webhook path.
Bring user, license, MFA, CSP customer, Azure spend, and resource context into assessment and QBR work.
Sync Microsoft 365 users, license inventory, MFA posture, and evidence signals.
Setup guide documents customer mapping, rollout status, and required permissions.
Pull CSP managed customer, subscription, spend, and resource context from Partner Center and Azure.
OAuth setup guide keeps Partner Center separate from Microsoft 365 setup.
Keep recurring services, distributor data, and product pricing closer to the quote.
Connect Ingram Micro product and pricing data for distributor-aware quote work.
Setup guide documents credential handling and adjacent PSA setup links.
Connect Pax8 credentials so subscription catalog data can sit beside PSA and scope context.
Setup guide documents Partner Admin requirements and token handling.
Limited rollout coverage for MSP teams that source through CDW and need catalog context in the quote path.
Public status only. Technical setup documentation is not published yet.
Add environment and documentation context without pretending a logo is the same as a clean workflow.
Use RMM context alongside the PSA when the account has NinjaOne enabled.
Setup guide documents where NinjaOne sits beside ConnectWise or another PSA.
Bring documentation context into the client record without replacing the PSA.
Setup guide documents API credentials, sync expectations, and failure modes.
Buyer path
Most MSP buying journeys fail when the demo shows a connector but nobody explains what the connector changes. Start with the data that can change scope, price, risk, and approval.
Client, contact, opportunity, and agreement context from the PSA.
Microsoft, Azure, RMM, documentation, and catalog context where connected.
Scope, QBR, assessment, quote review, or compliance work with fewer missing facts.
Try the PSA, Microsoft, and quote path with your own assumptions. The trial should answer whether the data is useful, not whether a logo looks nice on a slide.
