Centralized ReportingOne place to know if every backup is actually protected.
Centralized Reporting gives MSPs a single backup health view across vendors, clients, devices, SLA windows, and missing-result risk.
MULTI-VENDOR VISIBILITY
Normalize every backup tool into one operating view.
MSPs rarely run one backup stack across every client. Backup Radar pulls results from hundreds of backup products, normalizes the status, and gives the team one place to review what ran, what failed, what warned, and what never reported at all.
Backup Radar monitors 235+ integrations across cloud, on-prem, and hybrid backup environments.
Vendor-neutral monitoring
Track backup health across Veeam, Datto, Acronis, Carbonite, Druva, Rubrik, and the rest of the client mix without portal-hopping.
Consistent status language
Review success, fail, warning, and no-result states in one model so the team can compare risk across tools and clients.
Operational dashboards
Use configurable dashboards and daily activity views to focus the NOC on the backup jobs that need attention now.
SILENT FAILURE DETECTION
Catch the backups that never reported.
A failed backup is visible. A backup that never sends a result is easier to miss, and much more dangerous. Backup Radar compares expected schedules against actual results so missing jobs surface before restore time.
Most monitoring catches failures. Backup Radar also catches silence.
Expected schedule checks
Compare job activity against configured backup plans and SLA windows instead of waiting for next-day manual review.
Risk by client and device
Surface days since last success, compliance state, and trend detail by client, job, and device type.
Fast investigation paths
Move from dashboard signal to job history and ticket context without asking techs to reconstruct the story from vendor portals.
CLIENT AND COMPLIANCE REPORTING
Turn backup health into proof clients understand.
Centralized reporting makes backup performance useful beyond the NOC. Teams can show SLA trends, backup history, and client-friendly evidence in reviews, compliance conversations, and remediation planning.
Backup Radar retains backup history for up to 10 years from first integration.
SLA-aware reporting
Report against what each client and workload requires, not just raw pass/fail logs from individual backup tools.
Long-term evidence
Use retained history to support audit questions, compliance reviews, and resilience conversations when native backup apps cannot look far enough back.
QBR-ready backup story
Bring backup health, gaps, and remediation progress into the client relationship before backup conversations become crisis conversations.
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