One widget library
80+ widgets shared with reporting, from ticket volume and device health to Secure Score, backup status and CSAT.
Ticket, security and compliance dashboards clients open themselves
Build dashboards from the same widgets as your reports, covering tickets, devices, compliance, risk, Microsoft 365, backup and security. Share each one with the client roles that should see it, and keep internal dashboards for your team.
The problem
Clients call for ticket updates because they can't see the queue
In MSPortal
Summary cards show open tickets and how many were entered and closed recently. Clients click a card or chart to open the tickets behind it.
The outcome: Clients answer their own status questions
The problem
One dashboard for everyone shows clients data they don't need
In MSPortal
Share dashboards by client role, keep some internal to your team, and give each company its own link to an external dashboard such as Power BI or BrightGauge
The outcome: An office manager and a finance lead each open the view meant for them
The problem
Clients only think about security risk after something goes wrong
In MSPortal
The Risk Dashboard shows current risks by category, likelihood and impact, and how exposure has changed over time
The outcome: Clients follow their risk trend between reviews, not only during an incident


“We love the MSPortal product. It gives us and our clients better visibility into our services, and the continuous improvements make it an easy platform to stand behind.”
80+ widgets shared with reporting, from ticket volume and device health to Secure Score, backup status and CSAT.
Compliance progress, risk exposure, Secure Score and CSAT trend charts show clients which way things are moving.
Switch between this week, the last 30 days, the last 3, 6 or 12 months, or all time.
Clients open dashboards on your domain, with your logo and colors.
Embed Power BI, BrightGauge or another HTTPS dashboard, with a separate URL per company so each client sees only its own.
Click a ticket card or chart segment to list the tickets behind the number. Device widgets open device lists the same way.
Clients see the dashboards you share with their role, filtered to their company. Each widget also follows module permissions, so a client without device access won't see device widgets. Clients with access to several locations can view one location or several together.
Yes. Set a dashboard to Both or Internal (MSP Team), then choose the client roles that can open it. Tenant-wide exclusions can also keep generic submitters, chosen ticket types and recurring tickets out of ticket charts.
Widgets show the latest data MSPortal has synced from each integration, so a chart is as current as that integration's last sync. Each chart prints the date range it covers.
Yes, once you set up branding. Dashboards appear inside your portal, which uses your logo, colors and custom domain.
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