Cydoo : your company's ERP
Completed
Signing in, and securing your account
177 Views •The dashboard: your home screen
164 Views •Stock and items
163 Views •My contract and my Cybelia Cloud invoices
158 Views •When something goes wrong: who does what
156 Views •Why this tool exists
145 Views •Who it is for
142 Views •Customers and contacts
141 Views •Payments and reminders
140 Views •Reports : the month's summary
134 Views •Your team and their permissions
129 Views •Searching and finding what you entered
126 Views •From quote to invoice, with no re-entry
125 Views •Purchases and suppliers
113 Views •Reports : the month's summary
"Reports" page
Each month a report is produced automatically. You have nothing to ask for: it appears in the list, with its period and generation date. Three possible states: in progress, available, or failed.
Three actions
Download the document. Email it straight from the page, handy for sending to your accountant or to a customer who asks. Delete it, with confirmation, when tidying up.
The Generate a report button creates one on demand, without waiting for month end: useful before a board meeting or a session with the insurer.
The Statistics tab
Next to the list, a tab shows the same information as charts: the state of your machines, the trend of alerts over time, the rules that trigger most often, the spread of operating systems, the totals for alerts and flaws.
A message worth reading: when nothing has happened, the screen displays "No activity detected, good news!". An empty table here is not a breakdown: it is a quiet month.
What it is really for
Camille attaches the quarter's report to the insurance renewal file. It shows an alert curve going down, compliance going up, and zero untreated incidents. That is exactly what an insurer or a large client wants to see.
A table of known attack techniques completes the document, reading "No threat detected" for Les Ateliers.
In closing
The monthly report arrives without being asked for, and that is its main quality: it exists even in the months when nobody had time to think about it. Keep them, they make up the history an audit will ask for.
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