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Customer Consumption Telemetry – Daily Report

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This report provides detailed daily insights related to your customers' license consumption. It includes information on product modules, consumption patterns, license-level details, specific user consumption data (for active and preserved users), and details on both the original source data size and the actual storage consumed after processing.


Please Note: This report displays data from the last 60 days.


Accessing the Report

To view the Customer License Report, follow these steps:

  1. Log in to the Managed Service Centre (MSC) console.

  2. Navigate to Reports >> Chargeback and Telemetry >> Customer Consumption Telemetry - Daily report.

  3. Click on Customer Consumption Telemetry - Daily report.

Managing the Report

Report Summary: Field Descriptions

The report summary provides a detailed, row-by-row breakdown of the licenses and services provisioned for your customers. The table below describes each column in the report.

The summary will have-

Fields

Description

Date

The date of the latest activity recorded.

Customer Name

The name of the customer.

Account Name

The internal account name used by Druva to identify the customer.

Customer Global ID

The unique global identifier assigned to the customer within the Druva platform.

MSP Global ID

The unique identifier for MSP login.

Product ID

A unique numerical identifier for the product category: 1 for Enterprise Workloads, 2 for SaaS Apps and Endpoints.

Product Name

The name of the product category, either Enterprise Workloads or SaaS Apps and Endpoints.

Product Module ID

The unique identifier for the product module. Listed below are the module IDs for product module:

1- Enterprise Workloads

2- M365

3- Endpoints

4- Google Workspace

Product Module

The specific product module licensed, such as Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Endpoints, or Enterprise Workloads.

Instance ID

A unique identifier for a specific product instance created when a license is provisioned to a customer.

Service Plan Name

The name of the service plan assigned to the customer.

Note: This field applies only to MSC Provisioned customers and will display a dash (-) for Druva Provisioned customers.

Service Plan ID

The unique identifier for the service plan. Note: This field applies only to MSC Provisioned customers and will display -1 for Druva Provisioned customers.

Entity Name

This field identifies the specific entity that was modified on that day. The entities listed will vary depending on the product.

For SaaS App Products (Google Workspace, M365 and Endpoints)

  • Frontend Source Storage: The total size (in TB) of the primary data being backed up.

  • Backend Source + Change Storage: The size (in TB) of the incremental data (changes) added to the primary backup (frontend source storage).

  • Total Allocated Active Users: The total number of allocated active user licenses.

  • Total Allocated Preserved Users: The total number of allocated preserved user licenses.

  • Total Active Users: The total number of active users provisioned to the customer.

  • Total Preserved Users: The total number of preserved users provisioned to the customer.

For Enterprise Workloads

  • Frontend Source Storage: The total size (in TB) of the primary data being backed up.

  • Backend Source + Change Storage: The size (in TB) of the incremental data (changes) added to the primary backup (frontend source storage).

  • Backend Cloud Storage: The deduplicated storage footprint (in TB) of the backend cloud data.

  • Warm Tier Cloud Storage: The deduplicated storage footprint (in TB) of the warm data.

  • LTR Data Storage: The storage (in TB) used for Long-Term Retention (LTR) data, which may be accessed occasionally.

  • Archive Data Cloud Storage: The deduplicated storage footprint (in TB) of the archival data.

  • Archive Early Deletion Data: Data that was deleted from Archive storage before its scheduled expiry date.

  • LTR Early Deletion Data: Data that was deleted from Long-Term Retention storage before its scheduled expiry date.

  • Total Active Devices and Backup sets: The total number of backup sets available to the customer.

Unit

Specifies the unit of measurement for the consumption, which will be one of the following:

  • TB: Terabytes (used for storage)

  • Counts: A numerical count (used for items like users or devices)

Data

The total consumption value for the entity, measured in the specified unit.

Important Notes:

  • The report will only display data for licensed product modules. If a module's license is cancelled, its data will be shown up to the cancellation date, but no new data will be populated for that module thereafter.

  • Data for D365 and SFDC is not included in this report.

  • Data for the following fields will begin populating from the report's release date onward. Please note that no historical data will be available for these specific columns:

    • For End User Products: "FrontEnd Source" and "Backend Source + Change"

    • For EWL Products: "Total Active Devices and Backup sets"

  • Data in Chargeback Consumption Report update dynamically at various intervals throughout the day. For the most complete and accurate metrics, we recommend viewing the previous day's data.

Note on Data Visibility

The default view of this report is streamlined for immediate analysis. Therefore, the following fields are hidden but remain fully accessible:

  • Customer Global ID

  • Product ID

  • Instance ID

  • Service Plan ID


  • Viewing in the UI: You can easily add these fields to your report table manually by using the Columns settings.

  • API Integrations: These fields are included in the Reporting API response, regardless of your UI settings.

Report Subscriptions

You can automatically send this report to key stakeholders via email by creating a subscription. This ensures that relevant team members receive regular updates without needing to log in to the console.

To create a new subscription:

  1. From the report page, click Manage Subscription.

  2. Click New Subscription to open the scheduling wizard.

Step 1: Configure the Schedule

In this section, you will define the delivery schedule and format for the report emails.

  • Name: Name of the report.

  • Send Report As: Select the method of sending the report to the subscriber. It could be as an attachment or linked to email.

  • File Format: Choose the file format for the emailed report. You can select either CSV or PDF.

  • Recurrence: Select the frequency for the email delivery:

    • Daily: The report is sent every day.

    • Weekly: The report is sent on a specific day of the week.

    • Monthly: The report is sent on a particular day of the month (e.g., on the 1st of every month).

  • Repeat: Specify the exact interval for the report's delivery based on the selected recurrence (e.g., everyday, on specific day of the week, or on a particular day of the month).

  • Time: Specify the exact time you want the report to be sent.

  • Time Zone: Select the time zone for the report's data. This ensures consistency for all recipients.

Once you have configured the schedule, click Next.

Step 2: Add Subscribers

In the Subscribers field, you can add recipients in two ways:

  • Individually: Type the email address of a specific person.

  • By Role: Select a MSP Admin Role. The report will be sent to everyone in that role, and the total admin count for that role will be shown.


💡 Tip

Click in the email addresses text box, and then press the Spacebar to add role-based email addresses.


Set Exclusions

In the Exclusions field, enter the email addresses of any individuals you need to prevent from receiving the report.

  • Use Case: This field overrides the Subscribers list. For example, if you add the MSP Tenant Admin role (which includes 12 admins) but you don't want two of them to receive the report, you would add their two specific email addresses here.

Email Report

Configure the settings below to email the report.

  • Send Report As: Select the method of sending the report to the subscriber. It could be as an attachment or linked to email.

  • File Format: Choose the file format for the report.

    • CSV: Best for use in spreadsheets.

    • PDF: Best for viewing and sharing.

  • Recipients: Enter the email addresses of the individuals who should receive this report. You can add multiple people by pressing Enter or Tab after each address.

  • Add me to the recipient list: Select this checkbox to automatically include your own email address. This will use the email address associated with your current login.

Once you are done with this configuration, click on the “Send Email” button.

Duplicate Report

To create a view tailored to your specific needs, simply duplicate an existing report. This copy can then be safely modified by adjusting filters, layout, and preferences, allowing you to build a custom report without affecting the original.


Please note: Duplicating a report also copies all of its active filters. Before you duplicate, first ensure the filters on the original report are set to your requirements.


To create a Custom Report:

  1. Select the report you want to duplicate.

  2. Click the vertical 3-dot menu next to Manage Subscription button and select the Duplicate Report option from the dropdown.

3. Enter the preferred name and a short description of the report and click Duplicate. Your custom report is created.

Once the report is created, you can customize your view by applying filters and organising the table columns.

Filtering the Report

To refine the data and focus on specific information, you can apply filters based on various categories like Account Name, Instance ID, Product ID and so on.

How to Apply Filters

  1. To open the filter panel, click the Gear icon at the top right, below the vertical 3-dot menu.

  2. Enable the toggle button on the category you want to filter.

  3. Choose a logical operator to define the condition (e.g., equal or does not equal).

  4. Enter the specific value you want to search for. You can combine multiple filters to narrow your results even further.

    • Example: Filter for an Account Name that contains "Global" AND a Product ID that is "Product-123".

  5. After setting your criteria, click the Apply button.

Using Your Filtered View

The report will instantly update to display only the data that matches your filters. You can then email this customized, filtered view.

Add Column

You can add or remove the desired columns to the report table. For this, follow the given steps:

  1. Click on the Gear icon at the top right, below the vertical 3-dot menu.

  2. In the Customize Report pane that opens, select the Columns tab.

  3. Select (check) or deselect (uncheck) the fields you want to display in the report.

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