Reports Overview

Created by Vasu VS, Modified on Mon, 20 Apr at 1:32 PM by Vasu VS

The Reports module in the Quantem Console provides admins with a centralized view of device and application data across the organization's managed fleet. Reports help admins monitor device health, track enrollment status, analyze device distribution by platform, manufacturer, type, ownership, and connectivity — enabling data-driven decisions for device management and IT operations.

The Reports module is divided into two sections:

  • Reports — Custom and detailed reports for devices and applications

  • Canned Reports — Pre-built, ready-to-use reports for quick insights on common device metrics

How to Access

  1. Log in to the Quantem Console

  2. From the left-hand navigation menu, click on Reports

  3. The Reports page will display all available report types

Section 1 – Reports

These are detailed, configurable reports that provide in-depth data on devices and applications across the managed fleet.

1. Device Report

Field

Details

What it shows

A comprehensive report of all enrolled devices with detailed device-level information

Key Data Points

Device name, serial number, make, model, OS version, enrollment date, online/offline status, group, owner, last sync time

Best Used For

Full fleet audits, compliance checks, complete device inventory generation

2. Application Report

Field

Details

What it shows

A detailed report of all applications installed across managed devices

Key Data Points

App name, package name, version, installation status, device, app source, timestamp

Best Used For

Auditing app installations, identifying unauthorized apps, verifying app deployment

Section 2 – Canned Reports

Canned Reports are pre-built, ready-to-use reports that provide quick insights on specific device metrics — generated instantly without any custom configuration.

1. Enrolled Devices

Displays the total count and list of all devices currently enrolled in the Quantem Console. Best used for a quick overview of the total managed fleet size.

2. Devices by Platform

Breaks down enrolled devices grouped by their operating system platform (e.g., Android). Best used for understanding platform distribution across the fleet.

3. Devices by Manufacturer

Breaks down enrolled devices grouped by device manufacturer (e.g., Samsung, Lenovo, Google, Rockchip). Useful for warranty management and OEM-specific policy planning.

4. Devices by Type

Breaks down enrolled devices grouped by device type (e.g., smartphone, tablet, kiosk). Useful for planning type-specific policies or configurations.

5. Devices by Carrier Network

Breaks down enrolled devices grouped by their mobile carrier/network operator. Useful for data plan management and carrier-specific troubleshooting.

6. Devices by Ownership

Breaks down enrolled devices grouped by ownership type (e.g., Company-owned, Personal/BYOD). Important for applying ownership-specific policies and compliance checks.

7. Devices by Online/Offline

Breaks down enrolled devices by their current connectivity status — Online or Offline. Useful for quickly identifying unreachable or inactive devices in the fleet.



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