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Supported platforms

  • Pax8
  • D&H Cloud Marketplace
  • Ingram Micro Cloud Marketplace
  • Sherweb
  • Microsoft Partner Center

What you can automate

  • Purchase or cancel license seats, targeting a specific subscription when multiple exist for the same license
  • Assign or unassign licenses as part of user lifecycle
  • Adjust license seats during onboarding/offboarding
  • Sync product and subscription data to drive checks

Subscription targeting

Many MSPs maintain multiple subscriptions for the same Microsoft license (e.g., an 80/20 yearly/monthly split). Neo Agent targets the exact subscription by first calling List License Subscriptions to discover all subscriptions for a license — including their IDs, billing terms, commitment terms, and seat counts — and then passing the chosen subscription ID to the purchase or cancel tool. Use custom instructions to guide which subscription the agent should target (e.g., “always add seats to the Monthly subscription”).

Setup overview

Marketplace integration requires two steps:
  1. Connect your platform (once per MSP) — Save your API credentials under Integrations → Other. This lets Neo communicate with the marketplace API.
  2. Map each company (per end-client) — On the Companies page, add a Marketplace Company ID for each company that needs license management. This tells Neo which marketplace customer corresponds to which PSA company.
The Marketplace Company ID is the customer identifier from your marketplace provider (e.g., the Ingram Micro customerId, Pax8 company UUID, D&H account ID, or Sherweb customer ID) — not the Autotask or ConnectWise company ID. Find it in your marketplace portal under the customer’s account details. For Sherweb, pick the customer from the dropdown instead (see Sherweb).
Without the per-company marketplace ID, Neo won’t know which marketplace customer to query when managing licenses for that company.

Step 1 — Connect your platform

Pax8

  1. Open Pax8 Integrations → Credentials and create API credentials.
Create and manage Pax8 API credentials
  1. View the credential to copy Client ID and Client Secret.
View Pax8 credential details
  1. In Neo, go to Integrations → Other and save the credentials.

D&H

  1. Create a D&H user with required access.
  2. Find your AccountID from the MSP company URL, for example: https://cp.dandhcloudsolutions.com/#/Account/View/54632/Overview.
  3. In Neo, save username, password, and AccountID under Integrations → Other.

Ingram Micro Cloud Marketplace

Neo connects to the Ingram Micro Cloud Marketplace API to manage subscriptions and license seats. You will need five pieces of information:
Do not enter your regular XVantage login credentials into Neo — they will not work. The Marketplace API is a separate product with its own dedicated username, password, and subscription key. You obtain these only after activating the free “Marketplace API” add-on (see Step 1). Attempting to authenticate with XVantage portal credentials will return 401 Unauthorized from Ingram and no license operations will succeed.
Ingram Micro has consolidated its partner experience under XVantage, which is where you now manage cloud subscriptions and activate the Marketplace API add-on. For background on the underlying API, see Ingram’s Cloud Marketplace API — Getting Started guide.

Step 1 — Activate the Marketplace API product (free)

  1. Sign in to XVantage (or your regional Cloud Marketplace portal, e.g. https://portal.cloud.im/).
  2. Search the storefront for “Marketplace API” — it lives under the Integration and Tools category.
  3. Add it to your cart and place the order. This is free ($0.00) — no charge is added to your account, but placing the order is what activates the API.
  4. Once activated, a new Marketplace API menu item appears in your portal.
If you can’t find the product, Ingram has a walkthrough on the Cloud Marketplace API — Getting Started page, and the Ingram Developer Portal hosts the full API reference.

Step 2 — Collect your API credentials

  1. Open the Marketplace API menu in XVantage (or the Cloud Marketplace portal).
  2. Copy the Username, API URL, and Subscription Key shown on that page.
  3. If you don’t have a password yet or need a reset, contact Ingram Micro Cloud support:
    • US: imcloudservicedesk.us@cloud.im
    • General integration support: usxvantageintegrations@ingrammicro.com

Step 3 — Determine your marketplace code

The API URL from Step 2 already points Neo at the right regional host (for example, North America is served by …/marketplace/na, Europe and the UK by …/marketplace/eu, and Oceania by …/marketplace/oc) — so you don’t enter a region separately. You still need your marketplace code: the specific country marketplace Ingram tags each request with. One API URL can serve multiple marketplaces, so the host and the marketplace code are not the same value:
If you skip the marketplace value, the token request fails with 401 Unauthorized from Ingram — this is what Ingram means when they ask whether you’re tagging requests with the correct country code.

Step 4 — Save credentials in Neo

  1. In Neo, go to Integrations → Other.
  2. Select Ingram Micro from the integration dropdown.
  3. Enter your username, password, subscription key, API URL, and marketplace.
  4. Click Save. Neo runs a live token call to confirm the credentials before saving, so a wrong API URL or marketplace code is caught here rather than failing silently later.

Finding your customer IDs

After connecting your credentials, you’ll need each end-client’s Customer ID to map them on the Companies page (see Step 2):
  1. Sign in to XVantage (or your regional Cloud Marketplace portal).
  2. Navigate to Customers and open the customer account.
  3. The Customer ID is displayed in the customer details — this is the value to enter as the Marketplace Company ID in Neo.
Neo’s integration uses Ingram’s Cloud Marketplace API (the API URL you provide, e.g. https://api.cloud.im/marketplace/na), which covers SaaS subscription lifecycle — purchase, change quantity, cancel. Ingram’s separate XVantage Integration (XI) API covers product catalog, orders, quotes, invoices, and renewals for hardware/traditional SKUs, and is not currently used by Neo for M365 license management.

Sherweb

Neo connects to the Sherweb Service Provider API to manage subscriptions and license seats. You will need three pieces of information:

Collecting your API credentials

  1. Sign in to the Sherweb Cumulus portal.
  2. Navigate to Security → APIs.
  3. Create or view your API credentials to obtain the Client ID, Client Secret, and Subscription Key.

Saving credentials in Neo

  1. In Neo, go to Integrations → Other.
  2. Select Sherweb from the integration dropdown.
  3. Enter your Client ID, Client Secret, and Subscription Key.
  4. Click Save.

Mapping companies to Sherweb customers

  1. Go to the Companies page and open (or add) a company.
  2. Under Marketplace Company IDs, add a row and select Sherweb.
  3. Pick the customer from the searchable dropdown and click Save.

Microsoft Partner Center

  1. Sign in to Partner Center with a Global Admin account.
  2. Select Settings (gear icon) → Account settingsApp management.
  3. Add a new web app.
  4. Copy the App ID and Key (client secret).
  5. In Neo, go to Integrations → Other, select Microsoft Partner Center, and save the credentials.

Step 2 — Map companies to marketplace customers

Once your platform credentials are saved, link each end-client company to its marketplace customer:
  1. Go to the Companies page in Neo.
  2. Click a company to open it.
  3. Under Marketplace Company IDs, click Add Marketplace.
  4. Select your marketplace provider (e.g., Ingram Micro) from the dropdown.
  5. Enter the customer ID from your marketplace portal — this is the ID your marketplace provider uses to identify this customer, not the PSA company ID. For Sherweb, pick the customer from the dropdown instead (see Sherweb).
  6. Click Save.
You can also set marketplace IDs in bulk via CSV import using the format INGRAM_MICRO:customer-id (or PAX8:uuid, D_AND_H:id, SHERWEB:id) in the marketplace_ids column.
Neo auto-detects which marketplace to use for each company based on the marketplace IDs you configure. If a company has multiple marketplace IDs, Neo checks in this order: Pax8 → D&H → Ingram Micro → Sherweb → Microsoft Partner Center.