For those using the Kaseya tool suite we have released Autotask PSA. For MSPs using it to to manage tickets, contracts, and projects, you can now bring that data into SquaredUp dashboards alongside everything else you monitor.

The plugin includes multiple data streams to help you visualise data from Tickets, Contracts, Projects, Resources, and Financial Health. It comes with a ready-made Tickets dashboard to get you started straight away.

This is a community plugin, raised feedback directly with the author in GitHub. Just follow the link.

If you're an MSP or IT team using the Kaseya platform of tools then you probably use Datto RMM to manage endpoints, you can now bring that data into SquaredUp dashboards alongside everything else you monitor.

The plugin ships with four data streams; All Devices, Open Alerts, Closed Alerts, and Import Sites. It includes a ready-made overview dashboard to get you up and running straight away.

This is a Community plugin, send feedback directly to GitHub by creating an Issue.

Whether you're an IT admin keeping on top of device health or a security team reporting on incidents, you can now bring your Defender data into SquaredUp dashboards alongside everything else you already monitor.

The plugin ships with several data streams, including Secure Score History and Advanced Hunting, which lets you write KQL queries to pull anything from your Defender tenant.

We're releasing this as a SquaredUp Labs plugin as we'd love your feedback!

The new CloudWatch Metrics data stream is now your go-to place to query CloudWatch by resource, by namespace or with an Insights query.

As a result, you’ll notice a shorter list of data streams — all previous functionality and more is now available in the CloudWatch Metrics data stream.

May adds four new data sources — NinjaOne, AutoTask, Rootly, and Datto RMM — alongside a new SCOM SLA data stream, ThousandEyes updated ahead of the v6 API deprecation, and a new PowerShell troubleshooting panel. On the product side, headline releases include smarter number formatting and webhook notifications that can now include live tile data as JSON, plus SmartAssist improvements for PowerShell, scope-aware expression examples in the tile editor, and a solid sweep of bug fixes across perspectives, SQL Analytics, tile editor, and notifications. 🎉

Earlier this year we announced 16 new integrations, based on our AI-ready low code plugins framework. Since then, the team have been busy improving the framework, extending it to new cases and building even more plugins - here are some of the new plugins we've released:

This release brings two headline updates — a with a simpler three-stream model (Alerts, Health, Metrics) and significant performance gains, and the release of , our AI assistant for writing JQL/KQL/MSSQL queries and SQL Analytics queries directly inside the tile editor. We've also shipped a wave of dashboarding improvements — including with auto decimal places and thousands separator control, , , and a friendlier KPI experience. On the plugins side, expect cleaner data streams across , plus a more powerful plugin. 🎉

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✨ SmartAssist: write queries with AI assistance: generate JQL, KQL, MSSQL and SQL Analytics queries from plain-language prompts (SAAS-9062).

🛠️ SCOM data source: major updates: a consolidated three-stream model (Alerts, Health, Metrics) with faster imports and cleaner selection (PLUG-3922, PLUG-4604).

🔢 Smarter number formatting: auto decimal places and a new thousands separator toggle give you more control over how values display in numeric columns.

Numeric columns now give you more control over how values are displayed — with smarter defaults for the common cases.

Number columns now automatically detect the right number of decimal places. Columns containing only whole numbers (IDs, counts, durations) no longer show an unnecessary . Columns with up to one decimal place show one, and everything else stays at two. You can still set an explicit value when you need it.

A new thousands separator toggle in the Columns tab lets you control whether large numbers show a separator (typically a comma or period). It's on by default — so existing tiles are unaffected — but you can turn it off for columns that hold identifiers where separators would be misleading (e.g. a ticket ID showing as instead of ).

The updated SCOM plugin introduces a simpler, smarter data model with three consolidated data sources: Alerts, Health, and Metrics, replacing the previous streams. This reduces setup complexity and noise, while cleaner object, metric, and alert selection makes dashboard creation more intuitive.

Performance has been significantly improved, with faster imports and more efficient stream processing delivering quicker, more responsive dashboards. A new cacheMode option provides advanced tuning for specialised scenarios (with Support guidance), and existing tiles will continue to work using deprecated streams, giving users time to transition.

Writing SQL to get data onto a dashboard shouldn't require being a SQL expert. SmartAssist is an AI assistant built directly into SquaredUp's tile editor that helps you build queries faster, without needing to know the syntax or even the language. It can be used in two distinct areas: