Activity report
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The Activity Report provides an interface to interactively filter and identify the results from all activities completed. By doing so you can replay the exact events that lead to a failed check as well as the actions that were taken because of it.
At the top of the page, you’ll see a horizontal bar that gives a quick snapshot of all activity results. Each colored segment represents a status: Passed, Failed, Skipped, or Expired. The size of each segment reflects how many activities fall into that category—making it easy to spot any unusual spikes in failures or expirations.
By default, the report shows data for Today. You can adjust the date range using the dropdown in the top-right corner. Once you change the date, both the summary and the table below it will update automatically.
Current filters appear just above the results table. Click Add+ to filter by Asset or Order. For example, you can enter an order number to filter by it—this will also update the date range and apply an asset filter if applicable.
You can remove filters at any time by clicking the X on any filter tag.
Use the tabs to switch between different groupings:
Assets, Orders, and Activities: Show totals of activity results grouped by each type.
Timeline: Displays a chronological view of all activities, from newest to oldest. This is helpful for replaying the sequence of events. If an activity is tied to a specific event, you’ll also see any related follow-up actions.
Click on an activity to view detailed results. If an image is included, you can enlarge it by clicking on it.
Digging into the Data
The report table is designed for easy navigation. Start by selecting an Asset, then drill down into Orders and finally Activities that occurred within your selected date range.
Each activity includes detailed information, such as who completed each step—providing clear accountability and traceability.
You can skip filters if needed. For example, jump straight from an Asset to the Timeline to view all related activities across every order.
