Feature Requests

Pull CloudFlare domains and match to companies to automatically update website tracking section or custom asset fields

Would be great if passwords also could be flagged.

Kick off a process via the API

This would be similar to the GlueConnect feature ( https://www.itglue.com/features/glueconnect/ ) and would allow an outsourced/external helpdesk partners [such as Continuum, Inbay, GMS, Uptime, Collabrance] to connect via an api to our MSP Hudu instance and use their own user identities with it. That way we have fully auditable access, and the outsource helpdesk only have to maintain their own user identities. This is an external access, collaboration need. It is also a dealkiller, something which any MSP utilizing outsourced helpdesk considers a must-have in order to move Hudu.

It would be great if in the global asset view, when you drilled into a specific asset type, the asset type headers would show, so you can see the details of the asset instead of just company and created/edited time

To me, some of the tools in admin, such as expirations and websites are handy to see. Did they get moved there in a recent release? - It doesn't feel right to go through admin as these are very useful tools. It would be great if these were on the dashboard or a button at the top menu to get to them faster.

It would be nice if all passwords were listed in the "Global Asset Lookup" list and/or a report could be pulled to see if a password has been pwned. You can see if passwords are compromised at the company level but we'd like to audit all passwords. If this is a feature and I'm missing it, please advise!

Requesting the ability for agents to Flag Processes. When clicking on the "More Options" ellipses there is no "Flag" option. Can we have this added?

Make it so that an KB article that is put in to a specific directory inherits the folder permissions. I have a HR Folder that I dont want normal staff to be able to edit but would like them to view.

I would like a seperate search bar in the Museum, just like the one in passwords.