Monitor every client domain.
Know every risk first.
AIDE turns DNS, SSL/TLS, email security, hosting exposure and uptime signals into one Domain Risk Score so your team knows exactly which customers need attention today.
The scaling problem every MSP hits
What works for ten domains breaks at two hundred. AIDE gives your team one operational view across the full client estate.
Manual tracking does not scale
Spreadsheets for certificate expiries, DNS notes and provider changes collapse once your portfolio grows beyond a handful of customers.
Clients should not be your alerting system
If a customer tells you their certificate expired or their website broke after a DNS change, you have already lost time and trust.
Email failures stay invisible for too long
SPF, DKIM, DMARC and MX issues rarely trigger obvious alarms until mail starts bouncing, phishing lands, or support tickets pile up.
Forgotten infrastructure becomes real risk
Old subdomains, stale CNAMEs, weak TLS and exposed services accumulate quietly across clients unless you monitor the whole surface continuously.
One score per domain. One queue for your team.
Instead of jumping between certificate dashboards, DNS tools and inbox rules, rank every monitored domain by Domain Risk Score. The worst domains rise to the top with the five pillar scores underneath.
- Prioritize the clients with the most urgent infrastructure risk first
- See whether the problem sits in DNS, SSL, email, hosting security or uptime
- Use one shared score in internal reviews, customer calls and service reporting
Critical cap keeps the queue honest
If any single pillar drops to 25 or below, the domain is capped at high risk until the underlying issue is fixed. One healthy pillar cannot hide a dangerous one.
Portfolio sorted by risk
Pillar breakdown
medicalgroup.eu80+ checks across the full domain surface
Not just certificates. The whole infrastructure risk picture for every client domain you manage.
DNS Health
Dangling CNAMEs, DNSSEC, AXFR exposure, propagation issues, DNSBL listings, recursive nameservers and hygiene drift.
SSL/TLS Security
Expiry windows, revocation, CT log discoveries, CAA mismatches, weak TLS versions, cipher issues and mail certificates.
Email Security
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, open relay detection, MX blocklists, provider changes and spoofing exposure.
Hosting Security
Exposed ports, vulnerable software, missing headers, weak cookies, exposed .env or .git files and third-party dependencies.
Uptime & Availability
HTTP, TCP, ICMP, keyword checks, JSON validation, latency tracking and three-probe failure confirmation.
🔴 SSL expired — retailbrand.nl
12:04Certificate expired 48 minutes ago. Browsers are showing a warning and revenue risk is active.
⚠️ DNS changed — medicalgroup.eu
12:08MX records changed and were confirmed across repeated scans. Mail delivery may be affected.
✅ Recovered — staging-client.io
12:17HTTPS check recovered after renewal. The endpoint is valid again and the incident can be closed.
Alerts that respect your inbox
AIDE is designed for operational signal, not alert spam. Your team gets fewer but more useful notifications with enough context to act immediately.
- State-change alerts only instead of noisy repeated reminders every check cycle
- Three-probe confirmation before uptime incidents fire
- Four-scan confirmation before DNS changes escalate into customer-facing incidents
- Recovery events confirm when an issue is actually resolved
- Expiry alerts escalate only when the risk tier changes
Route the right alert to the right team
Set notification defaults once, override them where needed, and optionally send customer-facing warnings without giving dashboard access.
Plug AIDE into your service desk
Use the API, webhook stream or email routing to move domain risk into the workflows your team already uses every day.
GET /domains?sort=risk_score&order=asc
GET /domains/:id/risk-score
GET /domains/:id/infrastructure-graph?days=30Ready to monitor your client portfolio?
Start with a free account, add unlimited domains, and move from reactive support to prioritized domain risk operations.