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Inventory Reports

A description of the different reports that are available through the Inventory module

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This article gives information about the appearance and details of each of the reports that are available for the Inventory module.

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Introduction

This section gives information about the different Inventory reports that are available.

The available reports for Inventory are:

  • HTML Pages Inventory Report

  • Documents Inventory Report

  • Links Inventory Report.

  1. Click Schedule This Report (calendar icon) on the same row as the report to receive the report as an email attachment. Multiple selection is allowed.

  2. Click Open Report (eye icon) to get the newest report.

  3. Click Report Administration (gear icon) to add other users to receive the report.

For more information, see the User Guide articles:


Navigation

This section gives instructions on how to navigate to the report center and how to view and receive reports.

  1. Click Report Center (paper icon) on the top menu bar of Monsido.

    The location of the Report Center button on the top menu bar, in line with the Monsido Logo.

  2. Open Report (eye icon): Click to open the Report pane.

    • Click the link to navigate to the URL.

    • Tick the radio button to select a domain or group report.

    • Click Save.

    • A dialog box informs: Generating report. Your report is currently being generated. You will receive an email when the report is ready. You can see the current progress under the "Received reports" box to the right.

    • OK: Click to close the dialog box.

    • Open Received Reports: Click to open and view reports that are already sent.

    • The new requested report is sent to your email.

For more information, see the User Guide articles:


HTML Pages Inventory Report

The report is delivered to the email addresses for the persons assigned to receive this report.

An example of an HTML Pages Inventory report, the fields shown are described in text below this image

The fields show:

  • Report name, domain, and date of the scan.

  • Pages Scanned: The total number of HTML pages included in the scan.

  • The chart has the columns:

    • Page: The name (page header) of the page. Click the column header to sort alphabetically.

    • URL: The URL to the page.

    • Notifications: The number of error notifications on the page. Click the column header to sort numerically.

    • Priority: The priority of the page, indicating issues that should be investigated, as determined by the number of times the error occurs and the number of page views on the page that is affected. Click the column header to sort priority levels.

      For more information about priority levels and how they are determined, see the User Guide article:

    • Page views: The number of times the page was accessed by visitors for the 30 days before the report was generated.

For more information, see the User Guide articles:


Documents Inventory Report

The report is delivered to the email addresses for the persons assigned to receive this report.

An example of a Documents Inventory report, the fields shown are described in text below this image.

The fields show:

  • Report name, domain, and date of the scan.

  • Documents scanned: The total number of documents included in the scan.

  • The chart has the columns:

    • URL: The URL to the page.

    • Type: The type of document, for example: PDF or .doc.

    • Appears on pages: The number of pages on this URL that contain this document type.

For more information, see the User Guide articles:


Links Inventory Report

The report is delivered to the email addresses for the persons assigned to receive this report.

An example of a Links Inventory report, the fields shown are described in text below this image.

The fields show:

  • Report name, domain, and date of the scan.

  • Links scanned: The total number of documents included in the scan.

  • The chart has the columns:

    • URL: The URL to the page with the links.

    • Type: The type of link, for example: JS, iFRAME, or CSS.

    • Relation: The relation of the link to the page, for example: External or Internal.

    • Pages: The number of pages on this URL that contain this link.

For more information, see the User Guide Articles:


Additional Resources

For more information, see the User Guide articles:

For definitions and explanations of acronyms and abbreviations used in the Monsido User Guide, see:

For further assistance, contact the Monsido support team at support@monsido.com or use the Monsido chat and help features inside the application.

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