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Vectis + UniFi (Ubiquiti).

UniFi sites, devices, and ISP health on every customer's account hub. One MSP-scoped API key covers every customer console.

Read-onlyVectis syncs from this tool. Inline write-back is not supported by the vendor's documented API surface.
Vectis customer hub network tab for a UniFi-connected customer — per-site device count, ISP uptime percentage, ISP latency p95, devices-online ratio, and device-level inventory with status.

What Vectis syncs

The read side of the adapter.

Vectis enumerates every UniFi console (host) under your Site Manager account, then pulls the sites per host with device count and online percentage. Per-site devices sync with their model, status, last-seen, and firmware — firewalls, switches, access points, gateways, cameras. ISP performance metrics per site (latency p95, uptime percentage) come in alongside so the customer hub can flag flaky upstream connectivity that's about to generate user tickets.

What you can do

The write side of the adapter.

UniFi is a read-only adapter here — Vectis surfaces site and device state and feeds it into rules, but provisioning and configuration changes happen inside the UniFi controller. The correlation pattern is what matters: a site's ISP uptime dropping correlates against tickets opened by users at that site, so the customer hub shows both in chronological order — no jumping between Site Manager and the PSA to confirm 'yes, the internet was down when they called.'

Honest about the limits

What we don’t do, and why.

The Site Manager API is read-only by Ubiquiti's design — no write-back surface is offered to third-party integrations, so configuration changes stay inside the UniFi controller. One MSP-scoped API key covers every console under your UI account, which means mapping is the deliberate gate: only mapped sites surface to customer pages, and unmapped consoles (e.g. your own home network on the same UI account) stay hidden by default.

How it correlates

One customer, every tool.

UniFi (Ubiquiti) on the customer account hub alongside every other system you run — not a standalone dashboard. A few of the most common shapes this takes:

Network outage in the same view as the ticket

A site's ISP uptime dropping correlates against tickets opened by users at that site. The customer hub shows both, in chronological order — no jumping between Site Manager and the PSA to confirm "yes, the internet was down when they called."

Group-structured customers handled natively

An MSP customer with parent + sister companies sharing infrastructure can have multiple Vectis customers map to UniFi sites under one console. The portal scopes per Vectis customer; the workspace shows everything.

Setup snapshot

What connecting looks like.

Generate a Site Manager API key at unifi.ui.com → Profile → API Keys (one key covers every UniFi console under your UI account). Paste it into Vectis admin → Integrations → UniFi. The first sync auto-discovers every console (host) under your UI account, and from there you map each site to a Vectis customer in the same admin screen. Only mapped sites surface to customer pages; unmapped consoles stay hidden by default — so your own home network on the same UI account stays out of customer hubs.

# In the Vectis hub, add the connector:
category  Network
vendor    UniFi (Ubiquiti)
status    Read-only

Read the full setup guide

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UniFi (Ubiquiti) is available on every Vectis tier — $299/mo and up. See pricing

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