"Accessing Jira Tickets and Updating Their State" matching MCP servers:

Enables semantic search and analysis of customer support tickets. Provides tools to search tickets, analyze the dataset, and retrieve individual tickets using natural language.

A read-only MCP server exposing TOTVS support tickets (Portal do Cliente) as tools for LLMs in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Cursor.

Enables support engineers to investigate a ticket by cross-referencing simulated Zendesk, Datadog, Snowflake, and AWS data, returning a possible root cause, ranked hypotheses with evidence, and recommended checks.

Enables asking questions in plain English about 61,765 customer-support tickets, returning exact answers computed via SQL queries over DuckDB.

Enables AI assistants to create tickets and worklog entries in REI3 ticket management systems through the REI3 Tickets API. Supports secure authentication and provides natural language interface for ticket operations.

Enables a helpdesk MCP server for a fake company, allowing ticket management, issue tracking, and employee directory lookups through natural language.

Enables LLMs to interact with Jira Cloud through the official REST API v3, supporting operations like creating issues, searching with JQL, fetching issue details, and managing transitions.

Connects AI assistants to Jira Service Management instances, providing 40 tools for managing service desks, requests, comments, customers, organizations, queues, SLA, approvals, and attachments.

Enables configuration of Jira Service Management Cloud via natural language, supporting request types, custom fields, forms, and more.

Connects AI assistants to TeamDynamix, enabling natural language search and management of tickets, knowledge base, people, assets, projects, time entries, reports, service catalog, and custom attributes.

Run free live audience Q&A and polls from your agent: start an AskOne room, add and launch a poll, approve or hide questions and mark them answered, close the room, then read the questions as a FAQ draft and get the results. Free AI moderation. Uses an organization API token from askone.org

Get live UK 3D printing prices for your own STL/3MF/STEP files or Printables and Thingiverse models, with a checkout link. Also finds mail-in electronics repair prices and checks order or repair progress.

Enables AI agents to manage osTicket support tickets including listing, searching, reading, creating, updating, replying, deleting, managing subtickets, and downloading attachments.

Enables reading and writing Zendesk tickets, including searching, fetching comments, posting replies and internal notes, setting ticket status, assigning tickets, logging time, and formatting tickets as Markdown issue drafts for handoff to GitLab, GitHub, or Jira.

Enables managing support tickets from Claude, Cursor, and other AI tools, including listing, creating, updating, and replying to tickets.

A local MCP server that enables searching, reading, creating, updating, and commenting on NinjaOne tickets through natural language.

Manages FreeScout helpdesk tickets by fetching, analyzing, and updating tickets, drafting replies, and searching with advanced filters via the Model Context Protocol.

A Model Context Protocol server that enables searching, retrieving, creating, and updating issues and tickets using DevRev APIs.

Enables to interact with Re:lation support tickets via MCP. Allows searching, updating, replying to tickets, and managing customers and internal records.

Lets Claude look up customers, list and read their support tickets, open new ones, and move tickets between open, pending, and closed states. Runs on built-in demo data with no key or account, and can be pointed at a real helpdesk API through environment variables.

Enables AI agents to read and act on the SuperOps.ai PSA and RMM GraphQL API, browsing client accounts, tickets, managed assets with their software and patches, and technicians, while running read-only custom queries. On explicit request it also performs writes such as creating or updating tickets, adding notes, and logging time.

Enables AI agents to work in HaloPSA by listing, creating, and updating tickets and ticket notes, clients, sites, contacts, assets, agents and teams, invoices, and the reference tables needed to write tickets correctly. Credentials are supplied per request and nothing is stored between calls.

Enables searching, retrieving, creating, and updating issues and tickets in DevRev using natural language.

Enables retrieval and management of Zendesk tickets, comments, and attachments, along with specialized prompts for analyzing tickets and drafting responses and full access to Help Center articles as a knowledge base. Each operator authenticates with their own Zendesk login via OAuth, so API calls carry their identity and Zendesk applies their exact permissions.

Enables AI assistants to retrieve and manage support tickets and their comments, and to search the Help Center knowledge base, using per-operator OAuth so every action carries that operator's own permissions. It also provides prompts for analyzing tickets and drafting replies.

Enables AI-driven customer support ticket processing, including classification, response generation, and automated email sending and Google Sheets logging.

Enables retrieving and managing Zendesk tickets and comments, accessing Help Center articles as a knowledge base, and using specialized prompts for ticket analysis and response drafting.

Enables AI assistants to retrieve and manage support tickets and comments, analyze tickets, draft responses, and search help center articles as a knowledge base. Each operator authorizes with their own login via OAuth, so their existing role, group restrictions, and comment authorship apply to every action.

Enables operators to retrieve and manage tickets, comments, and attachments in Zendesk, and to search the Help Center knowledge base, using per-operator OAuth so each action carries their own permissions. Also provides prompts for analyzing tickets and drafting replies.

Enables AI assistants to fetch, create, and update Zendesk tickets and their comments, attach files, and read the full Help Center as a knowledge base. Each operator authenticates through their own OAuth login, so every action carries their real Zendesk role and ticket permissions.