Aideworks Is Growing Up: Enterprise & MSP Features, Full API Access, and Multi-Channel Notifications
We've been listening. Your feedback shaped everything in this update — from an OpenAPI 3.0-documented REST API to Slack and webhook notifications, to a platform architecture that scales from a single agency to a managed service provider running hundreds of client accounts.
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What's new
- Full REST API with OpenAPI 3.0 specification and interactive Swagger documentation.
- Multi-channel notifications: Email, Webhook, and Slack — configure per domain, per team.
- MSP-ready account structure: manage client workspaces under one roof with your own branding.
- Enterprise licensing tiers for teams that need role-based access, audit logs, and SLA guarantees.
- All of it shaped directly by feedback from agencies and MSPs already using the platform.
In this article
Where this came from: your feedback
When we launched Aideworks, the pitch was simpler than the platform itself: one place to keep watch on domain infrastructure across your client portfolio. Agencies adopted it quickly. And they immediately started asking for more.
The requests weren't random. They clustered around the same real-world pain points: “I need to plug your data into our existing systems.” “We need alerts in Slack, not just email.” “We manage 300 client domains across 80 organisations — can we separate them properly?”
Those conversations are what drove this update. Every feature below came directly from what you told us was slowing you down.
Full API integration — OpenAPI 3.0 & Swagger
The single most requested feature from technical users was API access. Not just a webhook endpoint, but a proper, documented, programmatic interface to everything Aideworks does.
That's now available. The Aideworks API is built to the OpenAPI 3.0 specification — which means every endpoint, every parameter, every response schema is formally described in a machine-readable format. Interactive Swagger documentation ships alongside it, so you can explore and test the API directly in your browser without touching a terminal.
What you can do with the API
- Add, update and remove monitored domains programmatically — no manual dashboard work.
- Pull domain intelligence, feature scores, findings, and underlying DNS, SSL, email, hosting, and availability data into your own tooling or dashboards.
- Integrate domain risk and monitoring results into your internal client reporting pipelines.
- Trigger on-demand checks via API rather than waiting for the next scheduled scan.
- Automate domain onboarding as part of your client provisioning workflows.
For MSPs and larger agencies, this turns Aideworks from a tool you log into into infrastructure you integrate with. Your domain intelligence and risk data become available wherever you need them — your own client portals, internal dashboards, or incident management platforms.
The OpenAPI spec itself is available for download, making it straightforward to generate strongly-typed clients in any language your team uses.
Multi-channel notifications: Email, Webhook & Slack
Email alerts were the starting point. They work — but they aren't where most teams actually live. Incidents get buried in inboxes. On-call engineers miss them. The alert fires, the email lands in a shared inbox, and nobody acts for two hours.
Aideworks now sends notifications through three channels, and you can configure them independently per domain or per team:
Reliable, auditable, works everywhere. Configure alert thresholds and which team members receive them.
Webhook
Send structured JSON payloads to any URL — your own incident platform, PagerDuty, Zapier, or custom automation.
Slack
Post alerts directly to any Slack channel. Your team sees issues the moment they're detected — in the place they're already working.
Webhook notifications are particularly powerful for automation-heavy teams. Each alert delivers a structured JSON payload containing the domain, the check type, the previous and current state, and a timestamp — enough to trigger automated remediation scripts, create tickets in your helpdesk, or page on-call engineers without human intervention.
Slack integration takes about two minutes to configure. You connect your workspace, choose a channel, and every alert posts there with enough context to act on immediately — no logging in to Aideworks to see what's happening.
Built for MSPs: client account structure
Managed service providers have a fundamentally different relationship with monitoring than a single agency. You're not managing your own domains — you're managing infrastructure on behalf of dozens or hundreds of separate businesses, each of which expects their data to stay separate from every other client.
The updated Aideworks account structure reflects this. MSPs can now:
- Create isolated client workspaces under a single MSP account
- Assign team members to specific client accounts without cross-visibility
- View an aggregated portfolio overview across all client workspaces from one screen
- Configure separate notification channels per client — so alerts go to the right team, not a shared inbox
This means Aideworks becomes the operational backbone of your MSP offering — one platform that gives you visibility across every client, with clean separation between them.
Enterprise-grade licensing and access control
Larger organisations need more than a list of alerts. They need audit trails, role-based permissions, compliance documentation, and guaranteed service levels. The new Enterprise licensing tier covers this:
- Role-based access control — define who can add domains, edit alert settings, or only view reports
- Full audit logs — every configuration change and alert acknowledgment is logged with timestamp and user
- SLA-backed uptime — guaranteed availability and priority support channels for enterprise accounts
- Data residency — all data stored in EU infrastructure, with documentation for GDPR obligations
Enterprise pricing is negotiated directly — contact us to discuss your specific requirements and volume.
What's coming next — shaped by you
This release is a foundation, not a finish line. The roadmap is driven entirely by what customers tell us matters. Here's a snapshot of what's actively being explored and built:
Google Auth
Microsoft is already live. Google single sign-on is next.
Passwordless Login
Magic links and passkey support to remove password friction entirely.
DNSSEC Monitoring
Verify DNSSEC chain validation and flag misconfigured or unsigned zones.
Anomaly Detection
ML-based detection of unusual patterns across the five monitoring pillars before they become incidents.
SaaS Domain Exposure Mapping
Identify which SaaS platforms are connected to a domain and flag unnecessary exposure.
Hosting Security
Is your domain hosted securely? Platform detection, security headers, and application-level checks.
CDN Integrity Monitoring
Detect unexpected CDN changes, origin exposure, and cache-layer anomalies.
Malware & Phishing Detection
Flag domains serving malware or mimicking legitimate brands — for your clients and look-alikes.
Subdomain Takeover Detection
Identify dangling DNS records that could be claimed by an attacker.
Vulnerability Scanning
Surface known vulnerabilities in domain-associated infrastructure and web applications.
Typosquatting & Homoglyph Detection
Automated domain fuzzing and similarity scoring to catch lookalike domains before they do damage.
Phishing Domain Monitoring
Continuous monitoring for newly registered domains impersonating your clients' brands.
Registrar & Registry Lock
Monitor lock status and alert when a domain becomes susceptible to unauthorised transfer.
Newly Registered Domain Monitoring
Track NRDs that match your clients' brand patterns — catch threats at registration, not after.
Reputation & ASN Monitoring
Track IP reputation, ASN changes and blacklist appearances across your client portfolio.
This list grows every week based on what you tell us. The best way to influence what ships next is to use the feedback tool — available on every page of the website and product, always in the bottom-right corner. Every vote and comment is reviewed by the product team. Tell us what you want.
Get started
If you're already using Aideworks, the API and notification channels are available in your account settings now. Slack integration and webhook configuration can be found under Settings → Notifications. API keys and the Swagger documentation live under Settings → API Access.
If you're new here: the free tier is still unlimited domains, no credit card required. Start there, see the full portfolio view, and contact us when you're ready to add API access, Slack notifications, or MSP account structure.
Ready to see it in action?
Start a free trial or get in touch — we'll walk you through API access, Slack notifications, and MSP account setup for your team.