MSP Dashboard
Explore how the Ternary MSP Dashboard supports centralized visibility into spend, savings, integrations, and user access across child tenants.
The Ternary MSP Dashboard provides centralized visibility across all child tenants managed under an MSP parent tenant. Access to data is permission-based, allowing administrators and account owners to review cross-tenant activity without switching tenant context.
The dashboard is organized into four views:
- Reporting: Cloud spend across customers.
- Savings: Usage and rate-based savings opportunities.
- Integrations: Cloud integration health and reporting status.
- Users: User access and activity.
The Reporting tab in the Ternary MSP Dashboard
The Reporting view presents tenant-level cloud spend using both tabular data and trend visualizations. Spend can be reviewed across all child tenants in a single view.
Chart legends are interactive. Selecting a tenant in the legend hides or shows that tenant’s data, enabling focused analysis without modifying filters.
The Savings tab in the Ternary MSP Dashboard
The Savings view aggregates usage and rate optimization opportunities across all tenants, categorized by tenant, service, and savings instrument type.
Table sorting enables identification of tenants or services with the highest potential impact, supporting prioritization during optimization reviews.
The Integrations tab in the Ternary MSP Dashboard
The Integrations view displays the status of all configured cloud integrations across child tenants. Each row includes tenant name, cloud provider, last reporting update, and current status.
Hovering over a status icon reveals additional context. Tables can be sorted and filtered to isolate integrations requiring attention.
With correct access roles, selecting a tenant name navigates directly to that tenant’s cloud configuration page. If access is restricted, the platform surfaces an access request flow. Returning to the dashboard restores the Integrations view.
The Users tab in the Ternary MSP Dashboard
The Users view provides visibility into user activity and access across tenants. The upper table shows user name, email, creation date, total logins and last login. Use Show Emails or Hide Emails to reveal or mask email addresses. The lower table maps user access across child tenants.
Both tables support sorting and search-based filtering to quickly identify access patterns or inactive accounts.
Updated 5 days ago