I would like a report that uses the historical data collected by SQL Monitor that would show the least busy or busiest servers so that I will be able to plan where to put additional workload, or re-distribute work load.

Currently the backup size displayed on the Estate > Backup screen is the uncompressed backup size which is useful but it would also be useful to include the compressed backup size because that's going to be the raw file size on disk when backup compression is enabled.

Knowing the compressed backup size is pretty useful when trying to assess how big a backup will be on disk.

The "Overviews" menu item is grammatically incorrect. The menu item should be spelled "Overview". "Overviews" is most commonly used as a verb. The plural noun form is relatively uncommon and would refer to a general review or summary of multiple, distinct subject areas.

Be able to run a query (or powershell) in response to an alert.
This would automate some responses, but also want to be able to send the RESULT of a script in the email that goes out, ie Alert to say Schema changes have been made where the email actually includes the schema changes.

MFA is rapidly becoming a security standard. Redgate provides a map of the entire companies estate - which would be interesting to an attacker, it would be good if security could be tightened on that login process.

Although you can specify different thresholds for High, Medium and Low alerts, they all end up at the same email address or slack channel. It would be useful to be able to change this so highs went to one address, mediums to another etc.

pause particular alert for x number of days

Have some kind of indicator an active backup/restore header is ongoing, card or icon pulsating, shaded etc. This is handy to see at a glance if too many backups are going at once.

Everytime you upgrade the base monitor (every 2 weeks), the service account that is configured to run the service gets reset to "Local System".

We have setup our system to run as a domain user to changing this everytime is painful.

The installer should respect the current user when upgrading.

It would be nice if in the Estate tab under disk usage, we could dig deeper and see table growth and projected growth over time.

Provide the ability to label browser tabs to indicate contents, such as "Host101 Disk Activity" or "Host102 Database Transactions" or "Host103 Disk Usage"

I would like to do some custom filters of 'Alerts raised or updated in the last:'. AND also be able to do range filters for them eg 2am to 6pm.

We are 24/7 DBAs at a big bank in South Africa and we want to be able to see whats alerts came through our individual shifts.

I would love to see the ability to see the Index Fragmention results in the report/anayize feature. I have been fighting index fragmention but cant really tell how much it has improved.

I'd like command line installation to be an available option for SQL Monitor as I want to automate and script it, rather than having to do it manually

It would be nice to have an audit trail of changes in SQL Monitor. For example, if an alert is changed, a new instances is added/removed, or users are added or removed.

Allow for customization of emails for alerts at each alert level, so that I can send to different emails for each alert level.

So that I can send High alerts to one email address, medium alerts to another email address, etc…

The customizable analysis graph does not include the option to display Lock Escalations/Sec (\SQLServer:Access Methods\Table Lock Escalations/sec). I like to compare this to baseline to regression-test releases. In conjunction with waits\locks, it can also warn the user that an index is no longer being used (as would happen if Entity Framework began searching a varchar column for an nvarchar value).

I'd like to all the data from a particular server in local server time instead of my time