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Microsoft 365 Alert Report for MSPs

View details like alert types, severities, occurrence dates, and more.

Updated over 2 months ago

Overview

This report provides a comprehensive view of historical alerts generated within your customers’ Microsoft 365 environment. It allows you to monitor potential issues, identify trends, and ensure the health of your Workspace deployment. The severity included in your reports is crucial for prioritizing incident response. That severity acts as an indicator of the seriousness of an issue, allowing you to determine the urgency of addressing it.

The combination of global customer ID, customer name, and account name provides a powerful tool for identifying specific entries in a large dataset.

There are a few quick filters that you can use to filter out the data quickly based on specific requirements such as service plan and customer name. The use of quick filters enhances the usability of the reports and provides more targeted insights. The following table lists details of the quick filters.

Quick Filter

Description

Service plan

Use this filter to view data based on specific service plans. Select one or more plans from the dropdown list to narrow down your results.

Customer Name

Use this filter to view data for a specific customer. Start typing the customer's name and select the matching entry from the autocomplete list.


📝Note:

  • The MSC fetches data of reports within a maximum of 6-12 hours

  • It might take 24 to 48 hours for the data to appear in this report if a new customer or tenant is added to MSC.


To access the report:

Go to Managed Services Center (MSC) > Reports > Microsoft 365 > Alert Report

📝Note:

This report reflects data from the workloads included in your customers’ license, which may be Microsoft 365, Google Workspace or both.


The following table lists the fields in the Alert Report

Field

Description

Global Customer ID

A Unique Universal Identifier for a customer

Customer Name

Name of the customer.

Account Name

Name by which Druva should identify the customer.

Note: Account name and customer may be the same for some customers if Admin has not selected the option Hide Customer Name from Druva while creating a new customer.

Entity

The name of the workload of the user.

Alert Details

The details of the generated alert. For example, Backup Failed.

Severity

The impact that occurred for a resource or entity. For example, Critical, Info, Warning and others.

First Occurrence

The date and time when the alert first occurred.

Last Occurrence

The date and time when the alert last occurred.

Active

Status of alerts whether it is active or not.

Actions

The following table lists the actions that you can perform on this report page

Action

Description

Add filter

Creates filters to display the report based on the filter’s selection.

Rearrange column

Changes the order of the columns in the alert details table. You can change the order of the columns in the table by dragging a column and dropping it to the required position within the table.

Manage Subscription

Create a subscription to receive the reports on schedule.

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