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Scheduled Reports

Scheduled Reports lets you set up recurring emails that Manage1to1 sends automatically. The most common use is delivering a weekly Campus Summary to principals so they can stay on top of device counts, spare inventory, and open incidents without logging in.

Permission Required

To open this page, your role needs the Manage Scheduled Reports permission.

What this page is for

Each row on the Scheduled Reports list is one recurring delivery. A row controls:

  • Who receives the email
  • What report is included
  • Which campuses the numbers are scoped to
  • How often it goes out (daily, weekly, monthly)

Once a schedule is Active, Manage1to1 takes care of the rest — building the report, sending it to every address on the list, and queueing the next delivery on its own.

Scheduled Reports list with three example schedules

Creating a schedule

  1. Go to Settings → Scheduled Reports
  2. Click the New Schedule button in the top-right of the list
  3. Fill in the form fields described below
  4. Click Create Schedule

New Scheduled Report modal with a Campus Summary configured for two campuses

Schedule Name

A short label so other admins can recognize the schedule on the list. Examples:

  • Elementary Principals — Weekly Summary
  • District Office — Monthly Roll-Up
  • Lincoln Elementary — Daily Brief

This name appears in the Activity Log and in your list of schedules — recipients never see it.

Report Type

Which report Manage1to1 builds when the schedule fires.

TypeWhat's included
Campus SummaryActive assets, spare inventory, devices in repair, open incidents, and carts — broken out per campus, with a district total at the bottom when more than one campus is included

More report types may be added in future releases. If only one type is available, this field will default to it.

Frequency

How often the report is sent.

  • Daily — sends every 24 hours
  • Weekly — sends every 7 days
  • Monthly — sends every 30 days, anchored on the schedule's first send

Changing the frequency on an existing schedule resets the next-run timer.

Campuses / Buildings

The campuses each delivery should cover. You can pick one, several, or leave the field empty to send a district-wide report (every campus rolled up). The chips you add here scope every number in the email — only data from those campuses is included.

Tip

Each recipient sees the same email, so put together the campus list that makes sense for the whole group. If two principals need different scopes, create two schedules.

Status

Use the Active / Paused switch to control whether the schedule actually sends. Paused schedules keep their configuration but stop delivering until you switch them back to Active. This is useful for end-of-year breaks or temporary pauses without losing the setup.

Recipients

The email addresses Manage1to1 sends each delivery to. Type an address and press Enter, comma, or space to add it as a chip. You can also paste a comma- or semicolon-separated list and Manage1to1 will split it into chips automatically.

To remove an address, click the × on its chip.

Editing or pausing a schedule

Each row on the Scheduled Reports list has four action buttons:

ButtonWhat it does
Send now (paper-plane icon)Sends the report immediately to every recipient, then advances the next-run timer by the schedule's frequency
Pause / ResumeStops or starts deliveries without losing the configuration
Edit (pencil icon)Opens the same form you used to create the schedule, with current values pre-filled
Delete (trash icon)Removes the schedule permanently. Past deliveries stay in the Activity Log

You can also click a schedule's name in the list to open the edit form.

Try it before you trust it

Use Send now to preview what recipients will see. The email goes out immediately, exactly as it would on the schedule's normal cadence — handy for the first run, or after editing recipients.

What recipients see

The Campus Summary email contains:

  • A header with the campus scope (one campus name, a short list, or N Campuses when there are four or more) and the cadence (Daily / Weekly / Monthly)
  • A table with one row per campus, showing Active, Spare, In Repair, Open Incidents, and Carts
  • A District Total row at the bottom when more than one campus is in scope
  • A button linking back to Manage1to1
  • A short footer explaining how to opt out (the district admin disables or edits the schedule)

Recipients don't need a Manage1to1 account to receive the email — they just need a working email address.

Customizing the email template

The wording, colors, and layout of the Campus Summary email come from an editable email template named Scheduled Campus Summary, available under Settings → System Settings → Email Templates. You can edit the subject line, header copy, footer text, button label, or anything else — and your changes apply to every Scheduled Report of that type going forward.

The template uses merge fields that Manage1to1 fills in at send time. The available fields are listed at the bottom of the template editor; the most useful ones are:

Merge fieldWhat it becomes
{$building_name}The scope label (campus name, short list, or N Campuses)
{$frequency_label}Daily, Weekly, or Monthly
{$report_date}The date the email was sent
{$campus_breakdown}The per-campus stats table
{$total_active_assets}District-wide active count (and similar totals for the other stats)
{$dashboard_url}A link back to your Manage1to1 dashboard

Tracking deliveries

Every schedule action — Created, Updated, Paused / Resumed, Sent Now, Deleted — is recorded in the Activity Log with the admin who performed it. Automated sends from the schedule itself also appear in the log so you can confirm that deliveries are going out as expected.

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