PatchReporter

Windows patch reporting for MSPs & IT teams

Know what’s patched.
See what still needs you.

Failed updates, stale scans, and pending restarts can disappear behind a reassuring patch score. Bring Windows endpoint evidence into one workspace and see where to focus next.

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PatchReporter Illustrative workspace

Your patch overview

A clearer picture.
A shorter follow-up list.

Devices128Windows endpoints
With failures4Start your review here
Pending restart10Check completion

Patch health

128 devices
115 Healthy9 Need attention4 At risk

Devices to review

Follow the evidence
WS-FINANCE-04Windows update failedInstall failed
WS-OFFICE-12Restart requiredPending reboot
SRV-ACCOUNTSReview scan freshnessStale scan
Illustrative data. Actual status depends on your reporting endpoints.
One focused workspaceFailed updatesSuccessful installsAvailable updatesDevice patch status

From scattered checks to useful evidence

Less digging. More clarity on what needs attention.

Start with the questions your patch score leaves unanswered.

Which updates actually failed?

Bring failed Windows updates and error details together so technicians can investigate without checking every endpoint separately.

See failure reporting

What is still waiting to finish?

Review pending updates, reboot requirements, and scan freshness alongside device patch state before calling the cycle complete.

See endpoint visibility

What can we verify?

Use successful installation history and current available updates to explain what installed and what still needs follow-up.

See patch evidence

Use cases

Turn patch questions into a clear next step.

For the daily review, the next patch window, and the conversation with your client.

Your RMM says patched.
Is Windows telling the same story?

When reports disagree, review endpoint update history, available updates, and scan freshness before deciding what needs fixing.

The outcome: A review grounded in endpoint evidence.

Explore patch verification

Patch Tuesday is over.
The follow-up work isn’t.

Find failed installs and pending restarts across your reporting devices. Use device context and update errors to decide where technicians should start.

The outcome: A focused list for patch follow-up.

Explore failure triage

Clients need answers.
Another export won’t tell the story.

Use the sample client report to explore a clearer executive summary of patch progress, outstanding risks, and devices that need attention.

The outcome: A better starting point for your client review.

Try the sample client report

Bring the review into your own workspace. Sign up for free

Simple rollout

From signup to your first patch review.

Keep your existing patch deployment workflow. Add a focused place to review the results.

Create your free account

  1. Create your workspace

    Sign up and verify your email to access your company workspace.

  2. Connect your Windows endpoints

    Deploy the PatchReporter PowerShell agent. Read the agent guide.

  3. Review the exceptions

    Use Dashboard, Devices, and update history to identify failures, check patch state, and plan follow-up.

Practical resources

Start with the patch problem in front of you.

Want to explore first? Audit RMM data, try a sample report, or build a clearer patch policy.

Free assessment

RMM Patch Health Audit

Review patch risk and configuration signals from a supported RMM.

Run the free audit → Interactive sample

Client patch report

Preview an executive summary with your client’s name and sample patch numbers.

Try the sample report → Free PDF

Patch Policy Template PDF

Set expectations for approvals, deployment windows, exceptions, and restarts.

Get the policy template →

Make the next review easier

Give every patch follow-up a clearer starting point.

Create your free PatchReporter workspace and bring Windows patch status into focus.

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