Reports
A website's Reports tab generates a period-based summary of what actually happened: uptime, repairs run and their outcomes, incidents opened and resolved, and connector activity -- in a format clean enough to send to a client without editing it first.
Period-based
Summaries
Uptime
Included
Repairs
Included
Client-ready
Format
Generating a report
Reports are generated per website for a selected reporting window.
Uptime checks, repair runs, incidents, and connector activity for that period are gathered automatically.
The result is a clean, readable summary -- not a raw data dump.
Send it to a client as-is, or keep it as your own record of what happened on a site over time.
Real uptime percentage for the reporting window, drawn from the same independent external checks used for live monitoring -- not a self-reported estimate.
What was run, when, and whether it completed, failed, or rolled back -- the same repair history already tracked per website, summarized for the period.
A clear count of what came up during the period and what's still open, so nothing gets lost between one report and the next.
A record of what the connector actually did on the site during the window -- useful evidence that maintenance work happened, not just a claim that it did.
Because real per-site repair and incident history already exists, the report reads as a genuine record, not a marketing summary -- appropriate to attach to a client update or keep for your own records.
Uptime figures come from real external checks, not estimates
Repair outcomes are the same data shown in that site's own history
Available on Professional and above
Scoped to one website's actual activity for the selected period
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Reports require Professional or above -- see Pricing for the full plan comparison.
Yes -- reports are built to be client-presentable as-is, summarizing real uptime, repair, and incident data rather than internal technical detail.
Reports are generated per website, matching how repair history and incidents are already tracked per site.
Reports summarize the same underlying repair, incident, and connector activity as the Activity tab, presented as a period-based summary rather than a raw log.
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