Feature Requests

An Okta inspector would be very helpful to monitor users, groups, applications, logins, etc. and changes made to them for our clients.

For the CW PSA integration, for configuration types, it would be swell if we could have some global naming options and/or per-configuration naming options. The moniker (auto) isn't obvious to anyone who pokes around in our CW:PSA configurations. I frequently get asked "what does (auto) mean and can we name it something else" - to which I have to say, we can't do this, there's no option, no way. Meanwhile I totally understand the challenge others experience with understanting what it is, at a glance. Provide a global option to set the value of (auto) to a freeform value - such that all configurations take on that name. A really obvious one would be a text box where I could type "(Liongard)" and that would solve 99% of the issue. I can also see a world where a per-configuration override may also be necessary, which allows it to be renamed to any value (without regard for the (auto) naming moniker, it could literally be any string of text).

This would be important to sending actionable alerts so that we can contact our customers about renewing their subscriptions adding data that is extracted from the data print

We recently started using Proxmox in our environment. More information here: https://www.proxmox.com/en/ We would like to see a proxmox inspector.

Jake Dean​​​​ | DIRECTOR, CENTRALIZED SERVICES | e: jake.dean@nettech.net | w: www.nettech.net Manages thousands of HP devices servers and workstations. Only reason they would have to keep Scalepad is for that, and they want to eliminate it. Get HP warranty info just like we do for HP & Dell

We use Breach Secure Now for cybersecurity end user training and phish testing. We would love to see an Inspector that can monitor training status, phish email results for who clicks and so on. Their website is https://breachsecurenow.com/

Please add, Breach Secure Now. We are leaving KnowB4

A ProofPoint inspector would allow us the ability to track changes related to user spam filters, distribution lists that had users added, etc.

Not detecting all Configuration Profiles - only Autopilot related ones. Not seeing Settings Catalog or other configuration profiles. Add the missing Intune configuration profiles.

We have over 300 Arista NGFW (Untangle) deployed across our environments. Untangle is built on PF Sense, so it should be relatively easy for you to implement. I tried the PF Sense inspector, but it didn't work. Additionally, there's a command center for centralized parent/child management, but I'm unsure of its API Capabilities. Arista NGFW (Untangle) be added as an inspector.