Customizable hardware warranty report

April 28, 2025
Enhancement
myITprocess, Kaseya 365 Ops

Creating customer-focused hardware warranty reports just got a whole lot easier. With the newest update, you can tailor reports that are clean, clear and perfectly aligned with what your customers care about most.

Choose what to show: Select the specific fields you want to include in your report, like device name, OS, expiry date, RAM and more.

  • Group data your way: Organize your report for better storytelling.
  • Exclude irrelevant devices: Remove devices that don’t fit your customer’s focus with powerful exclusions by status, age group, location and more.
  • Warranty overview chart: Add a high-level snapshot of warranty statuses across all devices. This chart stays the same no matter how you filter the table — perfect for giving context.

All changes will be reflected in the PDF format of the report as well.

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