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ConnectWise Integration Guide

For the latest version of this document please go to:

http://www.exchangedefender.com/docs

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Introduction

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Integration between ExchangeDefender and Connectwise takes advantages of the

WebServices API released by Connectwise.

When a partner begins the API integration, they will be prompted for an integrator login, and

once authenticated, partners will be able to enable or disable different API integration types

within Connectwise, such as Service Requests and ExchangeDefender SPAM Stats

(Available to ExchangeDefender Service providers only).

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Enabling Integration

1. Open up Connectwise, click Setup, and then click Setup Tables.

2. Open the ConnectWise client, click Setup, click Setup Tables and in the table field type

“Integrator”, press Enter and then click Integrator Login.

3. Click the New button.

4. Type in a username and password for the integrator account to use.

5. Uncheck all API’s and then click Save.

6. Login to the ExchangeDefender Support Portal at https://support.exchangedefender.com

7. Click on the Service Manger button.

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8. Click on Connectwise Integration.

9. Fill in your Connectwise portal address, your Connectwise company ID, integrator

username and integrator password. Click Next.

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You have now enabled integration between OWN and your Connectwise portal. This only

enables the integration, you still have to enable the individual APIs (described below).

Now when you click on the Connectwise Integration logo in Service manager, you will be

brought to the integration dashboard.

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Enabling ExchangeDefender MSP Executive Reports

Enabling the ExchangeDefender SPAM Stats module will allow partners subscribed to

ExchangeDefender for Service Providers to easily setup executive reports to include

statistics from ExchangeDefender.

1. Login to the ExchangeDefender Support Portal at https://support.exchangedefender.com

2. Click on the Company Tab, and then Services.

3. Review the domains listed under ExchangeDefender for Service Providers, you will need

to create a configuration for each company that has ExchangeDefender under your

Service Provider account.

4. Open your Connectwise client, click Contacts, then click on Company.

5. Search for your customer that is associated to the first domain that you are adding and

click on that company.

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6. Click on the Configuration tab.

7. Click the New icon.

8. Select the Configuration type as Spam Stats and the name as the domain that you are

adding and click Save.

9. Do Steps 7-8 for each domain listed in Step3. ***If you skip any accounts, you will get a

failure notification when enabling the integration.

10. Go back to the setup tables section in Connectwise, and reopen the Integrator Login

table. Click on the created integrator account and check Managed Services API. Click

Save.

11. Go back to the ExchangeDefender Support Portal, Service Manager, Connectwise

Integration.

12. Click the action dropdown list and select Enable ExchangeDefender MSP Executive

Reports.

13. A prerequisite check is run. If you created all the configurations above, you will get

Success statuses. Click Next.

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You have now successfully enabled ExchangeDefender MSP Spam Stats for Executive

Reports.

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You can review any companies that have been populated with data by going back to the

configuration you created under companies in Connectwise.

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Enabling ExchangeDefender Offsite Backup Statistics

Enabling ExchangeDefender Statistics module will allow partners subscribed to Ahsay Offsite

Backup through ExchangeDefender to easily setup executive reports to include backup

statistics from Ahsay.

1. Open your Connectwise client, click Setup and then click on Setup Tables.

2. Search for “Management IT Solution” and open it.

3. Click the New icon.

4. Set the name to “obm”, the Management IT Solution to “Custom”, the Custom Solution

Name to “obm” and then click Save.

5. Login to the ExchangeDefender Support Portal at https://support.exchangedefender.com

6. Click on the Company tab, and then Services.

7. Review the offsite backup accounts listed under the services list, you will need to create a

management configuration for each company that subscribes to ExchangeDefender

Offsite Backup.

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Enabling ExchangeDefender Offsite Backup Statistics

8. Open your Connectwise client, click Contacts and then click Company.

9. Search for your customer that is associated to the first account you are adding and click

on the company.

10. Click the Management tab.

11. Click on the New icon to create the company management.

12. Select the obm/obm solution, set the ManagedID to the username of the offsite backup

account and the device type to Backup Stats.

13. Log into the ExchangeDefender Support Portal at http://support.exchangedefender.com

14. Click on the Service Manager button.

15. Click on Connectwise Integration.

16. On the action menu select Enable Offsite Backup Stats Executive Reports.

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16. On the action menu select Enable Offsite Backup Stats Executive Reports.

17. The first step will check with your Connectwise portal to verify that the Offsite Backup

username is created as a managed ID (Step 11). Click Next.

Once you have enabled the OBM stats integration your Connectwise account will be added

to an automated job that queries the backup server for job success and updates the

Connectwise executive reports.

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Enabling the Service Request Integration with ExchangeDefender

1. Login to the ExchangeDefender Support Portal at https://support.exchangedefender.com

2. Click on the Service Manager button.

3. Click on Connectwise Integration.

4. Write down your CW ID

5. Open up Connectwise, click Setup, and then Setup Tables.

6. Select the Service Category and click Search, then click Service Board.

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7. Click the New icon.

8. Set up the Service Board name to ExchangeDefender, all other fields are based on your

Connectwise portal/preference.

9. Click Save.

10. Click on the Teams tab.

11. Click the New team button.

12. Set the tram name to ExchangeDefender and the Leader to yourself. Choose any other

employees you want to be notified automatically about updates.

13. Click Save.

14. Click the Statuses tab and then click the New button.

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15. Set the names to New and set the board to OWN, External Xref to Not Responded,

escalation status to “We are waiting, do not escalate”.

16. Add a new workflow step and select notify email address [email protected]

and then click Save.

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17. Uncheck no email template,set the subject to:

New[#]CWID[#][srnumber][#][srsummary]

Set the body to:

[summary][srsummary][/summary]

[description]

[srdetail]

End User Information:

[companyname]

[contactemail]

[/description]

18. Replace CWID with your Connectwise ID from Step 4 of enabling this API.

***For those concerned about passing off their end user information, please understand this

is to prevent us from asking for more information to identify the service or customer. The

email address is only there for the domain name as most of our services can be identified by

the domain name.

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19. Now you need to create the updated and closed status, however, you can follow the

same steps above, substituting the below information:

Status Description: CW Updated

Email Template Subject: UpdatedCW[#]companyID[#][srnumber][#][

companyid]

Email Template Body: [srdetail]

XRef: Responded

Status Description: SM Updated

Email Template Subject:

UpdatedSM[#]companyID[#][srnumber][#][companyid]

Email Template Body: [srdetail]

XRef: Plan of Action

Status Description: Closed

Email Template Subject: Closed[#]companyID[#][srnumber][#][

companyid]

Email Template Body: [srdetail]

XRef: Resolved

Once completed, you should have the following statuses created

20. Go Back to Setup, Setup Tables, and reopen the Integrator Login table, and select

Integration account.

21. Check the Service Ticket API box.

22. Select the OWN Service Board.

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23. Set the ticket callback URL to http://yoururl.com/psa_callback.asp?recid=9954

Substituting yoururl.com.

24. Click Save.

You have now enabled the Connectwise service request with ExchagneDefender.

To open a support request with ExchangeDefender through Connectwise, create a new

service ticket within Connectwise and assign it to the Service Board OWN and the Status

New.

The summary will be the subject of the ExchangeDefender ticket and the description will be

used for the initial ticket update.

Updates will then be entered under the resolution section. Each update will be tagged by an

identifier for who updated the ticket. To provide an update to the ticket, click the resolution

time entry icon.

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Where updates from Connectwise are simply tied at the top of the resolution, and the status

is changed to Connectwise, updated, and then the ticket is saved.