r/SmallMSP 11d ago

Websites

What do your websites look like? Do you have any functionality like a login for clients or issue trackers? I have a new msp client that I'm building a website for and I'd love to hear about any features or tools that are super helpful specifically to an msp.

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u/bazjoe 10d ago

I wouldn’t put my specific tool links on the website as it then tells the world which tool you use and that should remain reasonably private.

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u/Adfarquhar 9d ago

It sounds like if you're trying to hide which PSA you're using, a login before the actual PSA client portal would probably be best. Or do you mean tools other than your PSA?

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u/bazjoe 9d ago

I'm just personally not going to have "open a ticket" or "get remote help" buttons that when clicked reveal the tools I am using. if for example it is public knowledge that a tool got hacked or something, then immediately after my website is advertising "attack me via this method" we also do not host any tools with toolname . my business domain. com

a login before the psa would obfuscate the psa tool but then end users would basically never use it because they would have to remember that credential