With Quadrotech Nova, reporting on your Office 365 environment is simple, with over 100 built-in reports on operations such as Office 365 workloads (Exchange, Teams, OneDrive, SharePoint Online), licensing, security, mobile devices and more, as well as options to create your own reports. You can build reports that scope your entire environment, or narrow it down to select countries, departments, roles etc. There is also the ability to share your reports to others in a variety of formats, and you can schedule them so your team gets updates and insights on key Office 365 data in a time frame that you choose.
This guide is to help you get up and running with Quadrotech Nova Reporting. This includes:
·how to set-up with the on-boarding wizard
·the importance of the dashboard
·how to use the Report Center
If you need a more in-depth guide on using Quadrotech Nova, please click here to view the Nova technical documents. In the Quadrotech Nova User Guide, you will see more information on:
·how to create your own reports, including step-by-step examples
·the Schedule and Notification Center
·how to's, including adding a logo, creating a stacked graph, combining charts, setting currency symbols and more.
To access Nova Reporting, you will need a subscription to Nova that includes support for management, and support will provision your organization during the on-boarding process.
Before you begin using Nova Reporting, you need to connect your tenant to the platform. This is completed through the on-boarding wizard. The steps to complete this are below.
Step 1: Connecting your tenant
Before proceeding, make sure to read the Microsoft permissions that you will need to accept in point 6 below.
1.Accept the invitation in your email to join the Quadrotech Platform.
2.Check the 'Consent on behalf of your organization' box and click 'Accept'.
3.Go back to your emails, and follow the link to start using the platform.
4.Once you are within Nova, click 'My Organization'. This will direct you to the wizard.
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NOTE: The following steps (5 and 6) must be performed by a Global Administrator. |
5.Enter your tenant name and click 'Connect tenant'.
6.Click 'Accept'. Nova will then begin to connect your tenant. Click 'Next'.
Step 2: Data collection provisioning
1.Select a region for data collection depending on the needs of the environment. Once this has been provisioned, click 'next'.
2.Click 'Open Dashboard', which will navigate you to the Nova dashboard.
Step 3: Certificate-based authentication
You may need to use certificate-based authentication to use certain Nova services. For more on this, click here.
How do I know that my Reporting license has been provisioned?
Licensing for your Nova Reporting subscription should be provisioned instantaneously upon on-boarding. To check this.
1.On the top left hand side, click the menu icon, and select TMS Client.
2.Under My Organization, check that the icon under Reporting has is green with a tick, as indicated below:
How do I know the length of my subscription?
You can check the length of your Reporting subscription, including start and end dates, by doing the following:
1.On the top left hand side, click the menu icon, and select TMS Client.
2.Under My Organization, on the right hand side, click the Subscriptions tab.
3.Here, you will find a list of the current subscriptions for each Nova feature.
Why am I being asked to approve new admin consent?
New permissions need to be granted consent to allow SharePoint functionalities to work correctly. To grant this new admin consent (using a global administrator account):
1.On the Nova dashboard, in the banner, click New admin consent approval required.
2.Login using a global administrator account.
3.Read and review the permissions.
4.Click Accept. This will take you back to the Nova dashboard.
To be granted access to Nova Reporting, you need to accept Microsoft permissions during the on-boarding process of connecting your tenant. A list of Microsoft permissions for Reporting can be seen here.
Here, you will see a variety of widgets already pre-built into Nova.
Dashboards give you a high level insight into your Office 365 data. Here is an example of a dashboard that shows information about an Office 365 tenant:
See dashboards in action in this video by clicking here.
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NOTE: The initial look of your dashboard will depend on your role within Nova. For more on roles, read the Quadrotech Nova User Guide. |
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