Use case · For automation and integration agencies
The monthly client report written from PSA and RMM data — in your brand, with a narrative
On the first working day, a workflow pulls each client's month from the PSA (tickets by type, SLA met, time logged, projects) and the RMM (patch compliance, device health, backups), computes the comparisons with last month, and asks an agent to write a short narrative: what happened, what improved, what to decide. The report is rendered to your branded PDF or deck, dropped into the account manager's review queue, and sent only after they approve it.
- Who it is for
- MSP account managers who spend the first week of every month assembling client reports and QBR decks from PSA and RMM exports.
- Systems involved
- HaloPSA / ConnectWise / Autotask (API)NinjaOne / Datto RMM (API)AI Workflows agentPDF / PowerPoint generationOutlook / Teams
How the run goes
5 steps · logged per run
- Trigger01
First working day
Per client
- System02
Pull PSA and RMM data
Tickets, SLA, patching, backups
- Agent03
Write the narrative
Facts, deltas, recommendations
- Person04
Account manager edits
Five minutes, not five hours
- System05
Branded PDF sent
Email or client portal
How it runs, step by step
- 1
A schedule starts one run per client. HTTP steps fetch the month's data from the PSA and RMM APIs: ticket counts by category, SLA attainment, logged hours, open projects, patch compliance, device health, backup status (or the backup table from the backup use case).
- 2
The workflow computes the deltas against the previous month and against the client's contract (SLA targets, included hours), flagging anything outside the band.
- 3
An agent writes the narrative from the numbers — never inventing one — in the client's language: summary, what improved, what needs a decision, recommendations tied to the data (for example, 23 devices out of patch compliance for a month).
- 4
The report is rendered into your template — PDF or a slide deck — with the charts generated from the same data, and placed in the account manager's queue with the editable narrative.
- 5
After approval the report is emailed or posted to the client portal and attached to the account ticket; the review edits are kept to tune the prompt.
Limits — what this does not do
- The narrative is written from the data pulled; if the RMM doesn't expose a metric, it isn't in the report.
- Charts and layout follow your template; building that template is part of the sandbox.
- Account manager approval stays in the flow — a report is a promise to a client.
Questions about this process
It is given the numbers and told to write about them; every figure in the narrative is checked against the data table before the report renders, and the account manager reviews the text.
Yes, the same data renders into a slide template; most MSPs send the monthly PDF and use the quarterly deck for meetings.
Any with an API: HaloPSA, ConnectWise PSA, Autotask, NinjaOne, Datto RMM, N-able among them — through HTTP steps today.
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Build this on your systems in a guided sandbox.
Tell us the process; after a 30-minute call the sandbox is ready from 24 hours, and we build the first run with your team.