Integration

Current + Dropsuite (NinjaOne SaaS Backup) integration

Which of each customer's mailboxes, OneDrives, SharePoint sites and Google Drives are backed up, which are failing, and the storage used.

Written by the Current MSP team
Last updated November 9, 2026

Current connects to Dropsuite, also sold as NinjaOne SaaS Backup, and reads each customer's Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace backups every 30 minutes: which mailboxes, OneDrives, SharePoint sites, Teams and Groups, and Google Drives are backed up, which are failing, and how much storage each customer uses. The sync only reads.

Status

Dropsuite's own API reference could not be fetched when Current built this connector, so it follows integration guides and code from other companies that call the same API, and it has not yet been checked against a live Dropsuite account. If a figure looks wrong after you connect, support reads the card's sync record first.

Failing and stale

An account is failing when Dropsuite reports a connection, authentication or system error, when a backup completed with errors, or when it has had no good backup for 48 hours. One definition drives the company card, the backups-failing alert and the business review.

What Current never keeps

No mailbox content, file names, display names or usernames, and no stored token for any one customer. Your tokens are sent only to Dropsuite and NinjaOne SaaS Backup addresses Current recognises.

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