Feature Requests

It would be beneficial if Liongard could automatically move tickets from one queue to another based on priority changes.

I would like Liongard to include a built-in change management approval process to facilitate better control over changes in our IT environment. This would help us manage changes more effectively and ensure compliance with our internal policies.

I would like to receive alerts when a new host is added to the network and when there is a change in port status, such as from closed to open. This feature would help in monitoring network changes more effectively and ensure timely responses to potential security issues.

I would like Liongard to develop a feature that predicts when a drive will fill up based on existing data points. This would be useful for managing storage and backup destinations.

Provide the ability to configure and subscribe to webhooks for Liongard's actionable alerts

I have a metric that shows the count of devices on a specific network and another that lists devices on that network. However, I'm unable to create an actionable alert that notifies me when a new device connects and only displays the name of that new device. It would be beneficial to have an alert that specifically identifies and names new devices connecting to the network.

I want to create an Actionable Alert that compares two Metrics from different Inspectors, specifically Active Directory and Datto RMM, to identify machines present in one but not the other. My goal is to alert when enabled, non-stale AD machines are missing from Datto RMM’s managed devices. Currently, the Rule Condition UI only allows one Inspector per condition, and I am looking for an advanced or custom syntax to achieve this natively in Liongard.

I need real-time alerting capabilities across the platform, especially for network-related issues like brute force attacks. Currently, we only see these alerts after the fact, which affects our ability to respond promptly. I understand that real-time alerting is planned for release in January, starting with 365 inspectors, but it would be beneficial to have this feature available across the entire platform.

When an alert is triggered for users exceeding their mailbox quota, it currently reopens the same ticket if it occurs within 7 days of the previous alert. I would like the system to create a new ticket each time an alert is triggered, regardless of the time elapsed since the last alert. This would help in managing and tracking each incident separately, ensuring that each alert is addressed individually.

I would like the alert to include a list of users or a summary count to make it easier to read and understand. This would help in quickly identifying which users are affected by the alert and take necessary actions.