Manage all your customers. Assign hosts to customers. Grant limited access to your customers. Get a quick overview of which customer is facing problems.
Categorize your hosts by any criteria, for example by customer, location, type, duty, etc.
These tags allow you to generate sub dashboards by those criteria and to keep one overview of all your customer’s hosts.
Create as many status pages for your customers as you like. Customize them with your logo and share via a link.
Status pages with your own logo allow you to charge for your monitoring service as your own service, as your customers have constant access to the status of their monitoring.
Additionally, you can grant them read-only access to CloudRadar, limited to their hosts.
As Service Provider you have the choice between receiving all notifications yourself or to have your customers included as well.
You can define which groups of notifications are delivered to your customers while you receive other relevant notifications. Sending alert messages in your name is also possible using webhooks.
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Now we have an easy-to-use interface that we can access at the click of a button, to review services and devices of all our clients.
We had network errors with a 3rd party contractor. With CloudRadar I could prove it wasn’t an issue with our own servers.
Now we monitor several clients with ease. We needed a cloud-hosted agent-based solution, as many of our clients are NAT'ed behind a firewall.