We are happy to introduce the AimBetter Daily Alert Report, a simple and effective way for IT teams to stay fully informed about what happened in their environment, even when they were not actively engaged with the system.
Issues can occur at any time across IT environments. Without a consolidated view, it can be difficult to quickly understand what changed, which problems were resolved, and which issues are still ongoing.
The Daily Alert Report solves this by delivering a concise, friendly summary of all alert activity directly to the inbox.
The report consolidates all alerts generated within a selected reporting period of up to 24 hours and presents them in an organized, easy-to-read format. Instead of reviewing individual alerts one by one, IT teams receive a complete overview that highlights the environment’s overall state at a glance.
It includes a breakdown of all alerts by server and by condition, making it easy to see where issues occurred and how they are distributed across the system. For each server, the report shows the number of alerts, their types and severity levels, and whether they represent new, recurring, or ongoing issues.
The report also distinguishes between active and resolved alerts. Active alerts indicate that the underlying condition is still present, while resolved alerts show issues that have already been addressed during the reporting period. Each alert also includes details on the components involved, such as databases, servers, services, or processes, providing clear context about the affected areas.
For deeper analysis, the report includes a direct link to the AimBetter alerts dashboard, pre-filtered for the same reporting period. From there, users can investigate individual alerts, review performance data, and leverage AI-driven insights to better understand root causes and trends.
This combination of a simple daily summary and direct access to detailed analysis ensures that IT teams stay informed, can quickly assess system health, and efficiently prioritize their next actions.








