PingView compiles uptime, incidents, MTTR and error budget into a branded PDF and emails it on the day and hour you choose. No spreadsheet, no screenshots, no Sunday evening.
Screenshots from the dashboard, numbers pasted into a document, a paragraph rewritten for each account. Multiply by every client on retainer.
Billable hours spent proving you did the work instead of doing it.
The uptime figure in last month's deck does not match the dashboard today, because it was computed by hand from a different window.
One awkward question and your credibility is the thing under review.
The month the incident happened is the month nobody had time to write the report, which is exactly the month the client remembers.
The retainer conversation starts from a deficit.
Compiled from the same data your monitors already collect.
Weighted uptime across every monitor against a 99.9% target, expressed as the 10.08 minutes of weekly error budget it actually represents, and how much of it was spent.
Mean time to recovery from resolved incidents, mean time between failures, and each incident with its duration, so the report explains the number instead of just stating it.
SSL certificates within 30 days and domains within 30 days are surfaced as warnings, critical at 7 and 14 days respectively, so renewals become an agenda item, not an outage.
The PDF carries your own logo rather than ours, so the artefact you forward looks like your deliverable. Sent per recipient, so each stakeholder gets their own copy.
You choose the weekday, the hour and the timezone; delivery is handled for you with retries on failure
Optionally skip a week with no incidents and full availability, so a quiet week does not become noise
Send a report on demand at any time, through exactly the same pipeline as the scheduled run, so the test looks identical to the real thing
Schedule the report once. It arrives every week with your logo on it.