@RaphaelL / @Air-Marshal the post Philip linked to is in a forum that can only be accessed by Cisco partners. I'll assume that since Philip linked to it here he's fine with having it available publicly (but @PhilipDAth please let me know if this isn't the case!). Copying it below (all credit to PhilipDAth of course):
While stuck in traffic driving to the Cisco partner appreciation event this afternoon I suddenly hit me how to make the MSP dashboard dynamic.
Basically create an html file on your machine using notepad based with the content below. You could call it "monitoring.html" for example. Now go to the current static MSP dashboard. Getting it looking how you like (filters, etc) and then copy the URL into the url variable below. Save the file.
Then simply double click it. You'll probably get a warning about it trying to open up a pop-up window. Tell your browser to allow this permanently.
It works by opening up the Meraki dashboard to the URL you have given. Then every 60s it closes that window and opens it again. I know, a bit of a hack but it works. But at least it means we can have a "heads up" display and dynamically see customers with devices that have an issue.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
</head>
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">
var url="https://n85.meraki.com/xxx/msp_portal#t=network&q=(status%253A%2522alerting%2522%2520OR%2520status%2...)";
var merakiWindow=window.open(url);
setInterval(function() { merakiWindow.close();merakiWindow=window.open(url); }, 60000);
</script>
</body>
</html>
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