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Top Companies

The Top Companies dashboard provides information about top resource consumers among client companies in terms of used cloud resources, managed Veeam backup agents and VMs, transferred data, and so on.

Required Privileges

To perform this task, a user must have one of the following roles assigned: Portal Administrator, Site Administrator, Portal Operator, Read-only User.

Accessing Top Companies Dashboard

To access the dashboard:

  1. Log in to Veeam Service Provider Console.

For details, see Accessing Veeam Service Provider Console.

  1. In the menu on the left, click Top Companies.
  2. To show data for a specific Veeam Cloud Connect site, reseller or company, use the sites and reseller/company filters at the top left corner of the Veeam Service Provider Console window.
  3. To change the maximum number of rows that widgets can display, use the Max Number of Rows drop-down at the top right corner of the Veeam Service Provider Console window.

Top Companies

The dashboard includes the following widgets:

  • Top Companies by Managed Backup Agents widget shows companies with the greatest number of managed Veeam backup agents.
  • Top Companies by Traffic widget shows companies that generated the greatest amount of backup traffic. For each company, the widget details the amount of traffic uploaded to cloud repositories and cloud hosts, and the amount of traffic downloaded from the cloud.

By default, the widget shows traffic for the last 7 days. To display the amount of traffic generated for the last 30 days, use the list next to the widget name.

  • Top Companies by Protected VMs widget shows companies with the greatest number of protected VMs. For each company, the widget details the number of protected VMs, and the number of VMs stored in backups in cloud repositories.
  • Top Companies by Data Transfer Out widget shows companies that downloaded the greatest amount of data from cloud repositories and cloud storage.

By default, the widget shows data transfer out traffic for the last 7 days. To display the amount of traffic generated for the last 30 days, use the list next to the widget name.

  • Top Companies by Used Space widget shows companies that consume the greatest amount of cloud repository space, as a percentage of allocated space. For each company, the widget details the cloud repository quota (total allocated space on cloud repositories), total used space in GB, total free space in GB, and percentage of used space.
  • Top Companies by Transferred Data widget shows companies that uploaded the greatest amount of data to cloud repositories and cloud hosts.

By default, the widget shows the amount of data transmitted for the last 7 days. To display the amount of data transmitted for the last 30 days, use the list next to the widget name.

  • Top Cloud Repositories by Used Space widget shows cloud repositories with the greatest amount of used space, as a percentage of available space. For each cloud repository, the widget details a company to whom the cloud repository belongs, amount of used space in GB, amount of free space in GB, and a percentage of used space.
  • Top Companies by Replicated VMs to the Cloud widget shows companies with the greatest number of managed cloud replica VMs.
  • Top Companies by N. of Connections widget shows companies that established the greatest number of connections to transfer backup traffic to and from the Veeam Cloud Connect server, and Veeam Service Provider Console.

By default, the widget shows the number of connections for the last 7 days. To display the number of connections for the last 30 days, use the list next to the widget name.

  • Top Hardware Plans by Subscribed Companies widget shows hardware plans with the greatest number of subscribed companies.
  • Top Companies by Protected File Shares widget shows companies with the greatest size of protected files at the source file shares. For each company, the widget details the number of managed file shares, the size of files stored in backup and archive repositories, and the size of protected data at the source file share.