N-able Touts New Vendor Alliances

N-able is expanding its Technology Alliance Program (TAP) – its ecosystem of third-party software vendors.

N-able TAP brings a collection of vendors together to develop and integrate their solutions with N-able’s own portfolio. These third-party integrations and services allow MSPs to serve their customers “with more flexibility and choice with increased efficiency,” said the company.

David Weeks, VP of partner experience at N-able, said the open ecosystem “is a powerful differentiator for MSPs.”

N-able's David Weeks

He said it provides “a combination of collaboration, enablement and innovation while delivering flexibility and value to our vendors and MSPs worldwide. As part of N-able TAP, vendors are well-positioned to support and strategically engage with the global MSP ecosystem, including [approximately] 25,000 MSPs who trust N-able as their partner. We’re excited about the enhancements made to TAP and the continued investments and integrations we are bringing to the table for our partners and MSP vendor community.”

New N-able third-party relationships

The new relationships include:

N-central integrations:

N-central and N-sight integrations:

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