Published to the client portal
Clients open published reports in their own portal. Drafts stay hidden from them until your team publishes.
Branded reports, AI-written QBRs and scheduled delivery
Build reports from 90+ blocks covering tickets, devices, compliance, Microsoft 365, security and budgets, or have AI write a full QBR with its sources cited. Your team reviews each report, then publishes it to the client's portal or emails it on a schedule.
The problem
Clients get a report once a quarter at best, because each one takes hours to assemble by hand
In MSPortal
Start from a saved template, or describe the report you want and AI lays out the blocks. Schedule it weekly, monthly or quarterly for one client or many.
The outcome: Clients receive regular reports on a schedule they can count on
The problem
Clients read figures copied from last month's screenshots
In MSPortal
Each block pulls the latest synced data for the report's company and date range when the report runs
The outcome: Clients see current ticket, device, security and compliance figures for the period they asked about
The problem
Clients with several locations get one report per site and have to piece the picture together
In MSPortal
A full report for a parent company can cover the parent alone, merge every child company, or give each location its own section
The outcome: Leadership reads one report that covers every location


“We recently introduced MSPortal to a small group of clients for our IT Business Reviews, and the impact was immediate. Our team quickly saw meaningful gains in speed and efficiency through the use of AI, the ability to edit reports directly within the platform, and its overall ease of use. It has helped us bring our established technology roadmaps and business alignment process together faster and more effectively.”
Your team reviews every report before a client sees it.
Clients open published reports in their own portal. Drafts stay hidden from them until your team publishes.
Run reports weekly, monthly, quarterly or once, at each client's local time. Turn on approval to hold every run until someone on your team signs off.
Tickets, devices, warranties, compliance, risk, Microsoft 365, backup, security tools, training, CSAT, projects, Planner and budgets. Drag and resize them on the page.
Pick a QBR, monthly report, security review or project completion report. AI writes the summary, risks, decisions needed and a 7, 30 and 90 day action plan, with sources cited.
Place your logo and set the card styling, then export to PDF. Full reports also export to Word.
Add the report to a meeting agenda and present it as slides. After the meeting, wrap-up turns the transcript into notes, action items and a summary for the client.
Blocks cover tickets, devices and warranties, compliance and risk, Microsoft 365 licenses and Secure Score, backup, security tools such as Huntress and Avanan, training and security awareness, CSAT from surveys or HaloPSA and Autotask ratings, projects, goals, Planner and budgets. A block shows data only when the matching integration is connected and the reader can access that module. You can also add PDFs from other tools by emailing them to the company's import address.
Choose a template, the companies and a cadence, and MSPortal generates each run at the client's local time. Each run uses the data synced at that moment, which can trail the source tool by one sync cycle. With approval turned on, nothing is published or emailed until someone on your team approves the run.
Yes. Add the report to the meeting agenda and choose Present to walk through it as slides. After the meeting, the wrap-up step takes your transcript and drafts notes, action items and a summary email, which you review before it goes to the client.
Yes, through the logo block and card styling. The logo appears where you place the block, so check the layout and the exported PDF before sharing.
AI helps in two ways. The AI report builder turns a request such as "quarterly review with ticket trends, device health and the roadmap" into a page of blocks. Full reports go further, with AI writing the executive summary, KPIs, risks, recommendations and action plan from the data it was given, citing sources and listing data gaps. A generation review flags missing sections or citations it couldn't verify, and AI edits show the current and proposed text side by side before you apply them.
Book a 30-minute demo with our team, or try it yourself.