Client reporting

Maintenance reports, automated from SiteSkite

Generate professional website maintenance reports for clients and internal teams — updates, backups, uptime, performance, and actions summarized in branded PDFs with flexible scheduling.

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SiteSkite Reports dashboard with report profiles and maintenance report setup

Why automated reports?

Agencies and developers perform ongoing maintenance every week — reports turn that work into visible value clients can see, share, and renew on.

Demonstrate value

Show updates, backups, uptime, and maintenance actions in a clear report — proof of the work you perform on managed WordPress sites.

Professional client updates

Replace manual status emails with structured, branded PDF reports delivered on a consistent schedule.

Save reporting time

Configure report profiles once, assign them to sites, and let SiteSkite generate and send reports automatically.

What Reports includes

Reusable report profiles define layout, content, recipients, and delivery — then run across one site or your entire portfolio.

Report profiles

Create named profiles with date/time format, language, email content, sections, target sites, recipients, and schedule.

Configurable sections

Drag and reorder Overview, Cover, Actions, Backups, Uptime, Performance, and optional security or executive summary blocks.

Branded email delivery

Customize subject, body, and signature — with dynamic variables like [Project Name], [Backup Count], and [Firstname].

Flexible scheduling

Generate manually or schedule weekly, monthly, or quarterly reports so client communication stays consistent.

Multi-site assignment

Assign one profile to a single site, selected sites, or all linked sites — one configuration for many clients.

PDF export

Compile selected sections for a defined report period and export as PDF to selected recipients.

Report sections you can include

Build each report around what your client cares about — from uptime and backups to performance and security.

  • Overview — site summary and basic information
  • Cover — branded cover page with website details
  • Actions — recent plugin, theme, and maintenance activity
  • Backups — backup history and status
  • Uptime — monitoring statistics and availability data
  • Performance — insights and Core Web Vitals metrics
  • Optional — executive summary, security info, vulnerability alerts

Who uses SiteSkite Reports

Maintenance reporting for anyone who needs stakeholders to see ongoing WordPress care.

Agencies

Send monthly maintenance summaries that support retainer renewals and reduce “what did you do this month?” calls.

Developers & freelancers

Document updates, backups, and monitoring for clients without building reports by hand every cycle.

Internal teams

Keep account managers and ops leads aligned with a centralized record of maintenance across linked sites.

How to create a report

SiteSkite guides you through a setup wizard — from profile settings to scheduled PDF delivery.

1

Create a report profile

Open Reports in the portal, click Create Report, and set profile name, date/time format, and language.

2

Configure email & sections

Customize sending name, subject, body, signature, and drag the report sections you want included.

3

Assign sites & recipients

Select linked websites, add client email addresses, and choose manual, weekly, monthly, or quarterly delivery.

4

Generate the PDF

Set the report period, review the summary, click Generate Report — SiteSkite compiles and sends the PDF.

Reporting best practices

Get the most from automated reports with a consistent structure and the sections clients expect every cycle.

Recommended setup

A strong default profile saves time and keeps every client report structured the same way.

  • Schedule weekly or monthly reports for active care clients
  • Include uptime, updates, and backups in every report
  • Personalize email messages with dynamic variables
  • Keep report structure consistent across projects

Benefits at a glance

  • Demonstrate value with documented maintenance work
  • Professional, structured client communication
  • Automate repetitive reporting tasks
  • Manage reports for multiple sites from one dashboard
  • Maintain accountability with a clear activity record

Reports are included in your SiteSkite plan

Pair automated PDF reporting with backups, monitoring, updates, and white-label branding — all from the same WebOps portal.

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Frequently asked questions

SiteSkite Reports let you generate professional website maintenance reports for clients or internal teams. They summarize updates, backups, uptime, performance, security activity, and other maintenance work performed on linked WordPress sites.
A Report Profile is a reusable configuration that defines report layout, email content, sections, target websites, recipients, and delivery schedule. Once created, SiteSkite can generate reports automatically based on those settings.
You can include Overview, Cover, Actions, Backups, Uptime, Performance, and optional sections such as executive summary, security information, and vulnerability alerts. Sections can be reordered to match client needs.
Yes. SiteSkite supports manual generation plus weekly, monthly, and quarterly schedules — so agencies can maintain consistent client communication without manual work each cycle.
Reports are exported as PDF. After setting the report period and included sections, SiteSkite compiles the report and sends it to the recipients you define.

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