Synology Backup Monitoring - Every NAS in One Dashboard

Your Synology NAS already sends status emails for backup tasks. BackupMonitor turns them into one dashboard across all devices and customers.

Every Synology NAS reports on its own: a backup task email here, a replication email there. An MSP looking after many NAS devices at many customers receives a daily flood of similar-looking DSM emails - and the inbox never tells you whether a specific device reported at all today.

BackupMonitor collects all Synology status emails centrally, assigns them to devices automatically, and raises an alert when a device stops reporting.

Set up in three steps

Enable email notifications on the NAS

Enable email notifications for backup tasks in Synology DSM on each NAS.

Send them to BackupMonitor

Use your personal BackupMonitor address as the recipient, or forward the emails with a mail rule. Nothing is installed on the NAS.

Dashboard & missing-mail alerts

Each NAS shows up as a device automatically. If a device stops reporting, BackupMonitor flags it as an error.

See it on the dashboard

1. The status email, recognized automatically
Screenshot: parsed Synology status email in BackupMonitor
2. All jobs in one dashboard
Screenshot: Synology devices in the BackupMonitor dashboard

Supported Synology backup emails

BackupMonitor ships with parsers for the status emails of these Synology backup features:

  • Synology local backup tasks
  • Synology Active Backup for Microsoft 365
  • Synology Snapshot Replication
  • Synology Amazon S3 backup

FAQ

Which Synology backup emails are supported?

Status emails from local backup tasks, Active Backup for Microsoft 365, Snapshot Replication and Amazon S3 backups. If your NAS sends a format we do not recognize yet, contact us - we add parsers regularly.

Do I need to install a package or agent on the NAS?

No. BackupMonitor only reads the notification emails DSM already sends. No package, no agent, no remote access to the NAS.

What if a NAS goes offline and stops sending emails?

Missing expected emails are treated as errors. A NAS that silently disappears shows up as a problem on the dashboard instead of going unnoticed.

How do I keep track of many NAS devices across customers?

Each NAS appears as its own device and can be organized into groups per customer or site. Weekly summaries and service desk alerts keep you informed without opening the inbox.

Try it free for 30 days

No credit card, nothing to install - the demo ends automatically.

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