How much production use has reporting had?

It is in production. 24,900 audit events recorded in production.

What does reporting in Atlas Control not do?

There is no report builder. Reports are the ones Atlas ships, with filters and drill-through. No data warehouse export or BI connector yet. The API and the MCP server are the way out.

Reporting

In production

Profitability costed against labour, trends with drill-through to the underlying records, device lifecycle planning by financial quarter, and scheduled email delivery.

Measured: 24,900 audit events recorded in production.

What it does

Profitability per client, costed against actual labour rather than revenue alone.
Trend and breakdown reports with drill-through to the records behind the number.
Device lifecycle planning across financial quarters, with the budget attached.
Customer satisfaction reporting from the one-click ratings.
Scheduled email delivery, so a report arrives rather than being remembered.
A full audit log — 24,900 events and counting — behind everything.

What it does not do

There is no report builder. Reports are the ones Atlas ships, with filters and drill-through.
No data warehouse export or BI connector yet. The API and the MCP server are the way out.

What it replaces

A BI subscription for basic MSP reporting

Included in the single per-user price. No per-module or per-endpoint add-ons.

More in practice

DocumentationIn production

Client documentation that writes itself overnight.

Hardware as a serviceIn production

Leased hardware tracked from purchase to return, billed monthly.

People and HRBuilt, lightly used

Your own staff: agreements, leave, onboarding, acknowledgements.

See it against your own work

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