Report samples
Sample ShawTech PGH reports
These example reports show the kind of clear, plain-English reporting ShawTech PGH generates from your systems. They use demo data, but the layout and style match what real customers see.
Daily Grid Report (sample)
The Daily Grid Report gives you a one-day snapshot of how your devices behaved over the last 24 hours. It focuses on what changed and what needs attention today, so you are not guessing about overnight issues.
- Summary of how many devices reported in, which ones have pending updates, and which are on unsupported operating systems.
- Per-device status, including last seen time, antivirus in use, uptime, and pending update details.
- Simple charts for CPU, memory, and disk usage over the past 24 hours so you can spot spikes or steady high usage.
- A short vulnerability table for each device, listing key CVEs, affected software, and a short description of the risk.
- An IT Actions & Notes section at the end that turns the data into a short to-do list for your IT person or vendor.
Weekly Grid Report (sample)
The Weekly Grid Report rolls up the last seven days into one view so you can see patterns, not just isolated alerts. It is designed for quick review in a regular meeting or check-in.
- Top-level summary of devices with data, pending updates, unsupported systems, and disks near full.
- Per-device weekly averages for CPU, memory, and disk, plotted across the week to highlight trends.
- Weekly view of pending updates, including items that have been waiting more than one week.
- A vulnerability section that shows which CVEs are still unresolved and on which devices.
- IT Actions & Notes at the end that suggest practical next steps like scheduling maintenance windows, planning upgrades, and cleaning up storage.
How these samples translate to your environment
In a real deployment, these reports are generated automatically from your enrolled devices and any connected tools. The layout stays the same, but the names, counts, and notes are tied directly to your systems so you can see what is healthy, what is at risk, and what to do next.