Connected to your hardware

Speak the language
of your infrastructure.

Go beyond generic device status. Use native APIs and SNMP to connect the equipment your clients already depend on.

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One workspace. Different protocols.

Each collector adds a useful layer to your inventory. Choose the connectors your environment requires.

01

Windows / macOS / Linux

Pulse agent

CPU, memory, storage, uptime and endpoint identity.

Install and enroll the agent on a supported endpoint.
02

Synology

DSM REST API

System load, temperatures, volumes and disk health.

Configure compatible DSM access and collector credentials.
03

Ubiquiti UniFi

Controller REST API

Device load, clients, traffic and Wi-Fi indicators.

Connect a compatible controller with appropriate API access.
04

MikroTik

RouterOS REST API

CPU, memory, network interfaces and DHCP leases.

Requires compatible RouterOS 7 REST access.
05

Dell / HPE

Redfish · iDRAC / iLO

Power state, temperatures, fans, power supplies and drives.

Connect a reachable Redfish-compatible management interface.
06

SNMP equipment

SNMPv2c

Device identity, uptime and network interfaces.

Configure read access for the devices you want to observe.

Built around your equipment.

A connector is only useful when it matches the device, firmware and permissions at the site. We confirm those details as part of your setup.

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  1. 01

    Identify devices and supported interfaces.

  2. 02

    Provide the required local access and credentials.

  3. 03

    Check collection results before relying on alerts.