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Dashboard

Watchman Monitoring Release: Outgoing Webhooks Now Available

We’re excited to announce the release of Outgoing Webhooks—a feature that lets you integrate Watchman Monitoring with the tools your team already uses. This has been one of our most-requested features, and we’re thrilled to finally deliver it. Real-Time Notifications Where You Need Them Outgoing Webhooks send real-time notifications when events occur in your Watchman Monitoring dashboard. Instead of checking the dashboard or waiting for email alerts, you can receive instant notifications in Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, or any application that accepts webhooks. This means your team can stay informed about critical issues the moment they happen—whether that’s a disk space warning, a computer going offline, or a new computer being added to your monitoring. What You Can Monitor Webhooks support six event types across three categories: Computer Events: Computer Added — Get notified when a new computer reports for the first time Computer Status Changed — Know immediately when computers come online or go offline via the Beacon Service Plugin Events: Plugin Alert — Receive notifications when new issues are detected (disk space, malware tests, etc.) Plugin Status Changed — Track when plugin statuses change (issues resolved, new problems, etc.) Plugin Cleared — Get confirmation when issues are automatically ...
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News

The Future of Watchman Monitoring

Reliable, Stable, and Here for the Long Term Watchman Monitoring has always been built on trust and dependability, and we intend to carry that forward. We are not chasing trends. We are focused on making Watchman Monitoring a tool you can rely on for years. Since we acquired Watchman Monitoring, we have focused on getting up to speed—learning the codebase, reconnecting with the community, and understanding what’s working and what needs attention. Our goal is straightforward: to make Watchman Monitoring the most reliable, focused, and community-driven monitoring platform in the space. Monitoring First, Always Watchman Monitoring will remain a monitoring-only solution. We double down on what Watchman Monitoring does best: deep, high-quality monitoring across platforms that RMMs often leave behind—macOS, Linux, and Chromebooks. A Steady, Intentional Roadmap We are taking small steps first so we can build a strong foundation. Over the next couple of years, you can expect a mix of infrastructure and architecture improvements, bug fixes, usability enhancements, and new features. The next major feature coming is Outgoing Webhooks. That will let you integrate Watchman Monitoring with tools like Slack, Teams, Zapier, IFTTT, and PSAs or RMMs that accept webhooks. At the same time, we are building a ...
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Dashboard

Watchman Monitoring Release Roundup – September 15th 2025

Here's a recap of what we've been up to these past few weeks.
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Mac Client

Mac Client 7.1.5 Support for modern CrashPlan Client agents

This release brings support for CrashPlan 11.5+, with support for the new paths and data structure.
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News

Watchman Monitoring’s Next Era Begins

Watchman Monitoring is under new ownership and active development.
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Mac Client

Mac Client 7.1.4.123 Additional Malware Additions

Watchman Monitoring is happy to announce the release of agent 7.1.4.123 for macOS. Feature Additional Chrome plugins added to the Malware Detections plugin.   About the Update Process This release will automatically deploy Tuesday, July 22nd, 2025.  The auto-update process will apply to computers as they perform their hourly check-in. Not receiving updates across your install base? How to handle out-of-date agents. A list of known issues is located at: http://34.212.152.214/known-issues.
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