Auvik and Acronis Partnered to Consolidate RMM Tools
Managed service providers will be able to manage network infrastructure and servers from a single platform.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Remote Work
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Auvik and Acronis announced an OEM partnership on September 30, 2026, to integrate network management capabilities into the Acronis RMM offering. The consolidation aims to streamline workflows for the 21,000 service providers currently utilizing the Acronis Cyber Platform.
Why it matters
The partnership addresses technician efficiency challenges by reducing tool sprawl, allowing service providers to manage network infrastructure alongside endpoints and servers without switching between disparate products.
The integration leverages Auvik's technology which manages 1,000,000 network devices across 100,000 networks, serving a combined ecosystem of 21,000 service providers and 750,000 protected businesses.
The players
Auvik
A provider of cloud-based network management software designed for IT professionals and managed service providers.
Acronis
A global software company that provides cyber protection, backup, and RMM solutions for over 750,000 businesses.
The details
By natively embedding Auvik’s network management tools into Acronis RMM, the partnership enables MSPs to monitor and maintain infrastructure, endpoints, and servers within a single interface. This technical consolidation removes the need for technicians to toggle between separate products, theoretically lowering administrative overhead and increasing speed during network troubleshooting and maintenance.
Timeline
September 30, 2026: The partnership was officially announced.
January 2027: The integrated offering is expected to become available to customers.
Market Landscape
This partnership follows the established industry-wide trend toward MSP tool consolidation. It reflects a growing market preference for integrated platforms that mitigate the operational friction caused by managing disparate software products.
Service providers should review their current stack for overlapping functionality to determine if this integration can reduce subscription costs or training hours. Monitor release updates in early 2027 to assess whether the transition improves technician utilization metrics.
The takeaway
Operational efficiency often hinges on reducing the number of interfaces technicians must navigate daily. Operators should prioritize audit logs for tool usage to identify which secondary platforms are candidates for retirement when integrated suites become available.
What happens next
The integrated offering is scheduled for market release in January 2027.
Further reading
For more on how infrastructure tools impact distributed operations, see Remote Work.
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