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Documentation Index

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Overview

The Reports page gives Team Leads a filterable view of every asset in the system and its current confirmation status. Apply filters to answer questions like “which devices on Floor 2 haven’t been seen in the past year?” then export the result as a CSV to share with an auditor. Reports are accessed from the dashboard sidebar under Reports.

Asset Status

Every asset in the system has one of three statuses:
StatusMeaning
ConfirmedThe asset has at least one successful presence confirmation on record. The most recent attestation was a match — a tech was in the asset’s recorded location when they scanned it.
MismatchThe asset has been scanned, but the most recent attestation was a mismatch — the tech who scanned it was not in the asset’s recorded location. The location may be stale.
Never confirmedThe asset exists in Forager’s registry but has never received a successful match attestation. It may have been imported from a CMDB, added manually, or first seen during a scan that triggered a new-asset or mismatch event — but a clean confirmation has never been recorded.
A “Never confirmed” asset is not necessarily lost or misplaced. It may simply not have been encountered yet during normal field work. High counts of never-confirmed assets on a floor typically indicate that area hasn’t been swept.

Filters

Use the filter bar at the top of the Reports page to narrow the table.
FilterWhat it does
LocationShows only assets whose recorded location is within the selected node. Selecting a floor shows assets in all rooms on that floor. Selecting a room shows only that room.
StatusFilters to Confirmed, Mismatch, or Never confirmed assets only.
TechShows only assets whose most recent confirmation was performed by a specific team member.
Not seen in N daysShows assets that have not received a successful confirmation in the selected number of days — or have never been confirmed. Options: 30, 90, 180, or 365 days.
Filters combine — you can filter to “all Mismatch assets on Floor 2 not seen in 90 days” by setting both Status and Not seen in N days together. The active filter set is reflected in the page URL, so filtered views can be bookmarked or shared.

Columns

ColumnDescription
Asset TagThe asset’s identifier, typically matching the barcode on the physical device.
Recorded LocationThe location currently on record for this asset — the full path from building to room.
StatusCurrent confirmation status (see above).
Last ConfirmedHow long ago the most recent successful match attestation was recorded.
Last TechThe team member who performed the most recent confirmation.
ConfirmationsTotal number of successful match attestations ever recorded for this asset.
MismatchesTotal number of mismatch events ever recorded. A high mismatch count relative to confirmations may indicate the asset moves frequently or its recorded location is wrong.

Exporting to CSV

Click Export CSV to download the current filtered view as a .csv file. The export respects all active filters — if you’ve filtered to Floor 2 assets not seen in 365 days, the export contains only those rows. The file is named forager-report-YYYY-MM-DD.csv with today’s date. CSV columns match the table: Asset Tag, Recorded Location, Status, Last Confirmed (ISO timestamp), Last Tech, Confirmations, Mismatches.

Common report queries

Devices overdue for confirmation (annual audit) Set Not seen in365 days. Export the result as the list of assets requiring a physical walkdown before the audit. Devices with stale locations Set StatusMismatch. These assets were found somewhere other than their recorded location — their CMDB record may need updating. Coverage check for a specific floor Set Location → the floor node. Review the Status column to see which rooms have well-confirmed assets and which have gaps. Assets a specific tech has confirmed Set Tech → the team member’s name. Useful for verifying field work coverage during a scheduled sweep.