CloudRadial 2025: The Year MSPs Stopped Experimenting with AI and Started Transforming
As we close out 2025, it's clear that this was CloudRadial's most transformative year yet. We didn't just release new features—we fundamentally...
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IT Glue was in the news this week with their latest offering Network Glue. Network Glue is another option MSPs can use to understand, document and manage client networks. But what about clients? How do you communicate networks to clients?
It’s important to provide network information to clients for three reasons:
With these goals in mind, CloudRadial has worked with Auvik to present real-time network reporting through the CloudRadial client portal. When Auvik integration is enabled, clients are able to see the latest information about their devices and networks directly from the Auvik APIs.

For MSPs, Auvik network reporting means that network reporting is automated, and clients are kept current with the latest changes. More importantly, Auvik network reporting is another way for you to get credit for what you do for clients to help reaffirm your commitment to them for proactive support.
As we close out 2025, it's clear that this was CloudRadial's most transformative year yet. We didn't just release new features—we fundamentally...
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