DocsSite Reports

Report templates and sections

Choose which sections a report has, in what order and how much detail — with three built-in templates to start from and your own on top.

Built-in templates#

Website operations, Marketing and Maintenance. You can adjust them (and reset them), or create, duplicate and delete your own in Reports → Templates.

Sections#

Switch each section on or off, drag it into order, and choose its level of detail:

SectionWhat it coversDetail
Executive summaryA short summary written from the report’s data, and the key numbers.Summary only · Summary and key numbers
Website statusHealthy, needs attention or critical — and exactly why.
HighlightsMeaningful positive changes against the comparison period.
Needs attentionIssues to act on, most severe first, each with the next step.Critical only · Warnings and above · Everything
Website healthWordPress, PHP, database, HTTPS, REST API, cron, background jobs, storage and Site Health.Problems only · Every check
Updates & pluginsWordPress, plugin and theme updates, installs, activations and removals; plugin health.Totals only · Full list
Content activityPages, posts and other content created, updated, published and deleted; media added.Totals only · Full list
Native AI activityWhat was published and changed with Native AI — pages, templates, Global Blocks, Theme Styles, menus, forms, popups — and the AI agent’s work.Summary · Full list
AnalyticsVisitors, page views, conversions, top pages and sources — and whether tracking works. When Analytics is on.Summary · Detailed
Code snippetsSnippets created, changed, turned on and off, and errors — never their code. When Code Snippets is on.Summary · Full list
FormsSubmissions, spam, failed deliveries and the best-performing forms — never field contents.Summary · Per form
Errors & failuresGrouped failures from PHP, jobs, integrations, form actions, email, snippets and analytics.Critical only · Warnings and above · All
Activity timelineWhat happened, in order, day by day.Important events · Everything
User activityWho published, updated, changed settings or ran updates — operational auditing only.Totals per person · With details

Health checks#

Website health covers the WordPress version and updates, the PHP version and how long it’s supported, database size, HTTPS, the REST API, scheduled tasks running late, Native AI background jobs, free storage, memory, WordPress Site Health, debug output on a live site, search engine visibility, and your features — each problem with what happened, why it matters and what to do.

Errors & failures#

Failures are grouped: twelve HubSpot rejections are one line that says “12 times”, with when it first and last happened. PHP fatal errors are named by the plugin or theme they came from.