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Learn how to create, edit, and manage customer accounts in BackupChecks.
Customers are the organizations or clients whose backup jobs you monitor in BackupChecks. Each customer can have multiple backup jobs associated with them.
The Customers page provides a central location to:
To access customer management:
The Customers page displays a table with the following columns:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Customer name |
| Jobs | Number of backup jobs configured for this customer. Displays in red and bold if zero jobs are configured. |
| Autotask Company | Linked Autotask company name (if Autotask integration is enabled and mapping exists) |
| Active | Checkbox indicating whether the customer account is active |
| Edit / Delete | Edit and Delete buttons on the right side of each row |
The customer creation interface is located at the top of the Customers page.
To create a new customer account:
The customer will be created and appear in the customer list immediately.
To edit an existing customer:
In the Edit customer dialog, you can modify:
After making changes, click Save changes to apply them, or Cancel to discard.
Customers can be marked as active or inactive using the Active checkbox in the Edit customer dialog or directly in the customer list.
Active customers:
Inactive customers:
If Autotask integration is enabled, you can map customers to Autotask companies directly from the Edit customer dialog. This allows BackupChecks to create tickets in the correct Autotask company.
In the Edit customer dialog, the Autotask mapping section shows:
To map a customer to an Autotask company:
If you want to verify the Autotask company mapping is still valid:
To remove an Autotask company mapping:
Existing tickets remain linked to the Autotask company, but new tickets will not be created until the customer is mapped again.
To refresh the sync status of all customer Autotask mappings at once:
To delete a customer:
You can export all customer data to a CSV file for backup, reporting, or migration purposes.
You can import customer data from a CSV file.
Here's the typical workflow for managing customers in BackupChecks:
| Step | Action | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Create customer account | Customer appears in list with 0 jobs |
| 2 | Approve backup job from Inbox | Job is linked to customer, job count increases |
| 3 | (Optional) Map to Autotask company via Edit dialog | Tickets can be created in Autotask for failed backups |
| 4 | Monitor backup jobs | Jobs appear in Daily Jobs and Run Checks |
| 5 | (If needed) Deactivate customer via Edit dialog | Jobs hidden from operational views |