About the Interactive Reports Page

On the Interactive Reports page, you can do the following:

1. Search for a specific report or for any scheduled reports.
2. Create a custom report from scratch, copy from an existing report, or import a report. To learn more, see Creating or Copying a Report and Exporting and Importing Reports.

The widgets for the report Top Threat Names cannot be used in custom reports.

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Standard Reports

In the Standard Reports tab, the reports are grouped into sections that can be expanded or collapsed. When you expand all sections, you’ll see a tile view of each report.

Standard reports are available based on your organization's subscriptions. For example, you can view mobile security reports only if your organization has a Mobile Security subscription.

Standard reports cannot be deleted.

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Custom Reports

In the Custom Reports tab, the reports are grouped into sections, each of which shows a tile view of each report.

You can delete a custom report by selecting the report's check box, and then clicking the Delete button. You can also select or deselect all reports for deletion. Admins can only delete custom reports. Admins with the default super admin role can delete any report; all other admins can only delete their own reports. If the report was in the Favorites tab, it is deleted from there as well. Additionally, if it was a scheduled report, its schedule is deleted as well.

Deleted reports cannot be restored.

You can also export a custom report. To learn more, see Exporting and Importing Reports.

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My Favorites

In the My Favorites tab, you can view all the reports you have starred as your favorites. Each admin can favorite up to 50 reports. In this tab, you’ll see a tile view of each report. You can remove a report from this tab by clicking on the blue star on the upper right-hand corner of the report’s tile.

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Scheduled Reports

In the Scheduled Reports tab, you can schedule a standard or custom report for regular distribution to specified recipients. To learn more, see Scheduling Reports.

Viewing a Report

To view a standard, custom, or favorite report in full, click the View button on the report you’d like to see. In the report:

1. Add a report description. When you edit a custom report or create a new report, you can add a description for your report.
2. Choose a time frame. You can choose a predefined time frame or select Custom to set the start date and time. When you set a custom time frame:
   • The start date cannot be earlier than January 1, 2012.
   • The maximum time range is 90 days.
   • Selecting multiple days will result in seeing the sum of bytes/transactions per day in charts.
3. View the widgets that the report contains. To learn more, see About Widgets.
4. Hover over a chart’s data, and click on it to obtain more information.
   • Click the View Logs option to view the chart’s logs in the Insights Logs page. If you want to go back to the report, click Back to Original. This option is not available for charts that display secure browsing class, data or status, because they only use samples as their data units.
   • Click the Analyze Chart option to view the chart in an Insights page. If you want to go back to the report, click Back to Original. To learn more, see Analyzing Traffic Using Insights.
   • A widget displays the top five items and groups everything else under Other. Click Show Details to see the items that were grouped under Other.
5. Edit or delete a note. To learn more, see Adding Notes to Dashboards and Interactive Reports.
6. Hide or show all notes. To learn more, see Adding Notes to Dashboards and Interactive Reports.
7. Add a note to the report. To learn more, see Adding Notes to Dashboards and Interactive Reports.
8. Add or remove a selected report to the Favorites tab. Each admin can favorite up to 50 reports.
9. Edit a custom report. Admins can only edit custom reports. Standard reports cannot be edited. Admins with the default super admin role can edit any custom report; all other admins can only edit their own reports. To edit a standard report, you can copy it, and then edit it.
10. Copy a report. Copying a standard report allows you to create a new custom report.
11. Schedule a standard or custom report for regular distribution to specified recipients. To learn more, see Scheduling Reports.
12. Print a report. To learn more, see Printing Reports.
13. View the Weblog time, which appears at the bottom of every window. The Nanolog servers collect the logs of all users worldwide, and then consolidates and correlates them. The Weblog time displays the date and time of the logs that are being processed by the Nanolog servers.