I work for an MSP organization and across our deployment of roughly 8k agents the Block Request form has been working as expected. Over time though, we have discovered instances of a block request investigation where it would be useful for the following features in the Block Request Form. While I can understand that our current naming scheme of a short-code may not have been the best naming convention initially, I don't want to start manually re-naming every policy if it could be helped.

-(A) the host-name of the roaming client where the request came from if applicable

-(B) the organization the roaming client was either installed under or the organization that the referenced filter policy is located under.

Example situation for requested features:

During a recent block request investigation, the tech performing the investigation discovered that the roaming client appeared like it was installed incorrectly under a different organization based off the filter policy flagged. With no global way to search for a specific roaming client to see where it was, the tech determined that the best course of action was re-installing the roaming client which resolved the issue.

If a page is blocked for a client in an MSP organization it would be helpful if the name of the organization was also sent in the notification email. We want to use just one block page for all our clients and send the email to our support desk. it would speed up parsing the emails if the MSP organization was listed above the Network Name.

i.e.

MSP Oganization:

Network/Policy:

Network:

Policy:

Provide the ability to add or pull from the Company information and add it to the summary for alerts when an end-user wishes to unblock websites. And/or use the end user's email as who is the sender of the request to unblock.

Currently, the alert is a generic summary line, and the email comes from a generic email address. I am unable to parse it to assign it the proper company in my ticketing system.

I don't know if that would be technically possible, but it would be a great features to get the Hostname or the Username of the Roaming Client in the block page notice email.

example workflow:

DNSFilter allows me to pick a unique email address @ a subdomain of yours, for instance [email protected]. (I would be able to change the first portion as needed).

I send an email to [email protected] with a website link in it.

DNSFilter works some magic and that site is added to my blacklist posthaste.

When a customer reaches a blocked webpage and submits a request to whitelist, please add the client Name to the subject line. The client Name is already in the body so I think adding the same variable to the subject line would be an easy change. See what I mean here: https://share.protechsmsp.com/lluEXgx2