Multi-client health monitoring
Aggregate operational signals across your portfolio to surface accounts that need attention before renewal conversations.
MSPs operate at scale with hundreds of endpoints and dozens of clients, yet operational visibility remains fragmented. Leadership cannot quickly answer which accounts are at risk, technicians lack context during handoffs, and QBR preparation pulls senior staff away from delivery.
Auroranexis gives MSPs a portfolio command center designed for multi-client operators. Track health signals, incidents, risks, and SLA performance per client while providing transparent status through a branded portal — all from one workspace.
Protect recurring revenue by identifying at-risk accounts early, reduce churn through proactive transparency, and scale operations without proportional growth in reporting overhead. MSPs compete on reliability — Auroranexis helps you prove it.
Aggregate operational signals across your portfolio to surface accounts that need attention before renewal conversations.
Track and report SLA outcomes per client with auditable records suitable for contract reviews and QBRs.
Apply consistent incident, risk, and reporting workflows across all clients regardless of team size.
Managed service providers of all sizes — from boutique MSPs to regional operators — who need portfolio visibility, SLA accountability, and client-facing transparency at scale.
Professional supports up to 25 clients. Business and Enterprise plans offer higher limits, with custom allocations available through sales for large portfolios.
Auroranexis provides integration connectors and API access. Specific connector availability depends on your plan and configured integrations.
Yes. Automation workflows can react to incidents, health changes, and other operational signals where configured.
Create your workspace, connect clients, and standardize delivery with enterprise-grade controls.
Use case
Monitor multi-client health, prove SLA performance, and standardize delivery across your managed services portfolio.