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IT & Operations Uptime Report

System uptime, incident counts, and ticket resolution times rolled up into one operational health dashboard.

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Overview

What is the IT & Operations Uptime Report?

The IT & Operations Uptime Report Template is a Power BI report that rolls system uptime, incident volume, and resolution time into one operational health view.

Track uptime percentage by system
Monitor incident counts and severity over time
See average and worst-case ticket resolution time
Spot systems that are trending toward instability
Why Use It

Why use this dashboard

01

Justify infrastructure investment

Uptime and incident trends give a data-backed case for where reliability work should focus next.

02

Hold SLAs accountable

Resolution time by severity makes it obvious whether support commitments are being met.

03

Catch instability before an outage

A rising incident trend on a system shows up before it becomes a full outage.

What's Inside

Key features

System Uptime

Uptime percentage tracked per system, with trend over time.

Incident Volume

Incident counts broken down by severity and system.

Resolution Time

Average and worst-case time-to-resolve, by severity.

Trend Alerts

Systems with a rising incident trend flagged for attention.

Benefits of using this dashboard

Free to download and use
Ready to view in minutes — no build time
Works with the data source you already have
Fully yours to customize once downloaded
How It Works

Use your own data in minutes

Every BImaster template ships with realistic sample data so the report works the moment you open it. Replacing that sample data with yours takes four steps.

1

Download the template

Grab the .pbix (Power BI) or .xlsx (Excel) file from the template page — no sign-up required.

2

Open it in Power BI Desktop or Excel

The template opens pre-loaded with sample data so you can see exactly how the report is meant to look.

3

Point it at your own data

In Power BI: Home → Transform Data → Data Source Settings → Change Source. In Excel: Data → Queries & Connections → Edit. Swap the sample source for your own file, database, or API.

4

Refresh

Click Refresh and your data flows into the existing visuals automatically — no rebuilding charts, no reformatting.