I imagine most sysadmins would like the idea of being able to set up webhooks for many of the notifications sent out via Plesk so that we can log this info and/or act on it.

Some notifications that would be great to be able to add webhooks for:
1. A user/attacker gets blocked for using the wrong password too many times on an email or ftp account
2. Email account/hard drive reaches specified capacity
3. Apache is down!
4. Server is down
5. DNS issues
6. Let's encrypt issues

I'm sure there are plenty more situations where webhooks would be useful.

It would be helpful to access the action- log by API (maybe with filters like IP, user, time-period, keyword in the entry as like described here: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001117533-How-to-get-the-list-of-actions-that-have-been-done-in-Plesk-)

Use Case
Clients regularly report problems, where we suspect a manipulation done by themselves. So before asking them, "what did you do / change", we check the logs for their activity. This often is really helpful to offer a well-prepared reply and not to bother the client with such questions. Sometimes, they even didn't remember what the did.

Unfortunately, we have to take several steps to use the Logs
- navigate to the action log
- define the desired time- period
- download the log
- open in the desired application
- search entries by prepared filters

Accessing the action- log by API would simplify such tasks a lot.

Hi, I have an idea, and if from a single Plesk installation, you can manage subscriptions from other servers with Plesk. For example, I have installed plesk in panel.mydomain.com, but the host where my client's subscription is in panel.1.mydomain.com, so it would be nice if from panel.mydomain.com the subscription can be managed remotely form. The remote server with plesk. my client would enter plesk from panel.mydomain.com and from there would manage the subscription hosted on panel.1.mywebsite.com, (if it could also be good, multiple plesk servers are configured and when creating a new subscription or client in plesk, the subscription is automatically provided on any of those remote servers, the client would manage their hosting from panel.mywebsite.com as if it were hosted there, but with the difference that their site would be hosted at
panel.1.my website. com
(Excuse me if I get tangled up in some words, my native language is Spanish, and I barely know basic English, so help me with google translate)

A setting that enables the user to customise or hide links on the left hand nav bar. For example we only ever use the subscriptions link, so the domain, reseller and service plan links are not used, taking up real estate space that is not required. A simple tick box admin page could be set up to allow for hiding the features from the sublinks.

This could be a per user or a global setting.

As the new interface allows for a larger branding image, which is much better, the suggestion would also enable a better layout of the nav bar.