Datto, Slide, Acronis, Veeam & MSP360

If a client site already runs a dedicated BCDR appliance or backup vendor, its job status rolls into the same view as Nexus's own Microsoft 365 backup instead of a login you have to remember to check.

How it works

Polls each configured vendor on a schedule and reports the same shape back — device/job name, last run, last status, size — regardless of which vendor is behind it
One vendor going down or returning bad data doesn't block the others — a failed poll surfaces as its own finding instead of hiding the rest of the fleet's backup status
Read-only: Nexus reports on backup job health, it never triggers or deletes a backup on your behalf
Datto, Slide, and MSP360 connect to a fixed vendor endpoint; Acronis and Veeam take an admin-typed console URL (self-hosted/regional deployments), routed through the same SSRF-guarded outbound path as every other admin-configured integration

Live — read-only status polling for all five vendors, running in our own practice today.

Other integrations

Syncro

Moving off Syncro doesn't have to mean a hard cutover date. Nexus pulls your existing Syncro tickets in on a schedule so both systems can run in parallel until you're ready to switch.

FortiGate, Omada, Meraki & UniFi

Whatever network gear you've already standardized on across client sites, Nexus folds its monitoring into the same console as everything else — no separate vendor portal per brand.

Jamf

For clients on Apple hardware, Jamf-managed devices show up in the same unified console as everything else Nexus manages — one pane of glass across a mixed fleet.

See Datto, Slide, Acronis, Veeam & MSP360 inside Nexus.

Join the design-partner cohort and we'll show you exactly how your existing stack folds into the console.