Device Monitoring
Monitoring reports
Scheduled Excel and PDF reports from monitoring data: incidents, limit breaches, load and temperature trends for inspections and capacity planning.
What we build
Monitoring data can answer questions about load, temperature and incidents, but only if someone turns it into a report.
- Scheduled reports in Excel or PDF
- Summaries of incidents, limit breaches and trends
- Reports per site, room or device group
- Automatic email delivery
How it works
A typical data flow, from your equipment to the place the data is used.
Conceptual architecture · illustrative, no real data
- Monitoring historyYour systems
- Stackline report jobStackline software
- Excel / PDFWhere the data goes
- Email to the teamWhere the data goes
Getting started
What we need from you
- What your team or management wants to see
- How often reports are needed
- Who should receive them
What you receive
- Reports produced on schedule
- A description of each report's contents
- Reports you can rerun for any period
Questions
Yes. Trends and incident history are common inputs for maintenance and capacity decisions.
Yes. The contents can be adjusted whenever your questions change.
Yes. Because readings are stored, a report can set this quarter's peak load against the last one.
Yes. Each site, room or device group can have its own report and its own recipients.
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