Reporting & Analytics

StacksAtlas exports PDF and CSV reports from the dashboard for client handoffs, audits, and internal reviews.

Executive Reports

The "Generate Report" function produces a high-fidelity PDF document suitable for client handoffs, audits, or C-suite presentations.

CSV Inventory Export (Enterprise-Flat Layout)

The Export Full Audit (CSV) action produces a machine-first, denormalized spreadsheet designed for pivot tables, Splunk ingestion, and automated enterprise parsers.
  • Header Row First: Exports begin with column headers, no title blocks or decorative separator lines.
  • Site Metadata on Every Row: Each device row repeats SiteName, LocationMetadata, and ReportingNodeName so downstream tools never encounter blank grouping cells.
  • Hierarchical Sort Order: Rows are sorted by site, location, reporting node, then IP address for consistent fleet grouping.
  • ISO Timestamps: FirstDiscoveredUtc is emitted in UTC ISO-8601 format with legacy fallback to FirstSeen.

Report Components

  1. Executive Summary: A high-level dashboard showing total asset counts, vendor distribution, and an overall Network Health Grade.
  2. Asset Inventory: A detailed, tabular list of every device, including IP, MAC, Vendor, Name, and Firmware Version (where available). Reports include Security Grade (Green, Yellow, Red) and Open Port Count for immediate hygiene assessment.
  3. Governance Log: A record of which user generated the report and the timestamp, ensuring a chain of custody for the data.
  4. DHCP Histograms: A visual breakdown of IP address churn and MAC persistence, powered by the Lease Detective.
  5. Smart Sorting: All reports use numerical IP sorting (e.g., .2 before .10) to ensure logical network flow.
  6. Security Hygiene Grading: A list of high-risk assets (e.g., Legacy OS or default credentials) identified during scans.

In-App Reports Dashboard

The System Reports page groups live estate data into collapsible sections so large fleets stay scannable:
  • Section accordions: Estate composition, Security hygiene, Audit feed (24h), Health outliers, and Service matrix. Use Collapse all / Expand all at the top.
  • Security search: Filter findings by device name, SA ID, title, or description. Severity chips (Critical, High, Medium) narrow the list; exports remain full-fidelity.
  • Sticky export: CSV and PDF actions stay pinned at the bottom of the viewport while you review findings.

Visual Forensics: Sparklines

To prove network stability, or instability, StacksAtlas embeds Raster Sparklines into the interface and reports.
  • What they are: Micro-charts representing the latency (ping time) of a device over the last hour.
  • Value: a text log saying "Packet Loss: 2%" is abstract. A sparkline showing a jagged, erratic line provides visual proof of a problem.

Alert Intelligence

StacksAtlas includes a centralized Notification Center acting as an audit log for network events.

Types of Alerts

  • Device Offline/Online: Critical infrastructure status changes.
  • Stability Degradation: When a device's Stability Score drops below a configured threshold (e.g., 80%).
  • New Device Found: Security alerts when unknown hardware joins the network.

Notification History

Unlike transient push notifications, StacksAtlas keeps a searchable history of all alerts.
  • Filter & Search: Quickly find when a specific server went offline last week.
  • Bulk Acknowledge: Clear operational noise while preserving the history for audits.