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by Josh Lamb on May 16, 2019 12:00:00 AM
See all your customers from a single view
We get being an MSP. In fact DNSFilter was started by one.
We also listen to our customers, and one of your top requests was a single view for all your customers.
Now you can:
- Visualize traffic across all your organizations
- View the top requested domains across all networks so that you can make policy decisions
- See which of your customers are the most active
To view the new MSP Dashboard click your organization drop down, then select your MSP Dashboard:
Or if you’re a customer you can just click here to be taken to your new MSP dashboard.
Are you an MSP but haven’t joined our partner program yet? You’ll need to approved for the partner program before you have access to the dashboard.
P.S. This new dashboard is also the foundation of our next MSP focused feature, MSP Global Policies. You’ll be able to apply a baseline policy to all customers, ensuring consistency and saving time.
As always, let us know if you have any questions or concerns. We love hearing from you.
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