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Smart Hands Monthly Utilization Reports.

Monthly utilization reports showing request volumes and response metrics

Part of Smart Hands & Remote Hands. Last reviewed October 2026.

Quick answer

What is Smart Hands Monthly Utilization Reports?

A smart hands monthly utilization report is a recurring summary of how many requests you raised, what types of work they were, how much engineer time they used, and how response times compared with your agreed tiers. Deploris delivers it each month so you can right-size your plan, spot recurring faults, and review service performance.

WHAT THE WORK COVERS

What Smart Hands Monthly Utilization Reports includes.

  • 01Request counts broken down by site, response tier, and task category
  • 02Response and on-site times measured against the tiers in your written scope, with misses noted and explained
  • 03Engineer hours used compared with any included allocation, plus billable time beyond it
  • 04Recurring tasks and repeat faults, such as the same host rebooted several times or the same optic replaced twice
  • 05Parts and consumables used, with a link to the underlying tickets
  • 06Open items, follow-up recommendations, and suggested changes to tiers or retainer size

HOW WE DELIVER IT

How it is delivered.

  1. 1

    Agree the metrics and definitions

    We define what is counted and how: ticket created time, acknowledged time, arrival time, and closure time. Without agreed definitions, response metrics cannot be compared from month to month.

  2. 2

    Collect data from tickets and logs

    Figures come from the same ticket records and work notes your team already sees, so the report can be checked against source tickets line by line.

  3. 3

    Review against tiers and allocation

    Your engagement manager compares response and hours with the written scope, explains any missed targets, and identifies patterns in the request mix.

  4. 4

    Deliver and agree actions

    The report is sent each month with a short review call if you want one. Agreed changes, such as moving a task type to a different tier, are written into the scope.

INPUTS AND OUTPUTS

What you provide and what you receive.

You provide

  • Preferred report recipients and any distribution rules
  • Your own cost center, site, or business unit codes so work can be grouped correctly
  • Access to ticket data or exports if requests are raised in your system and not ours
  • Notes on planned projects that will change request volume in coming months

You receive

  • A monthly report in PDF or spreadsheet form, in the format you prefer
  • Response metrics reconciled to individual tickets
  • Hours and parts summarized by site and category
  • A written recommendation on tiers, retainer size, and recurring faults to fix at the source

WHEN IT FITS

When this is the right deliverable.

Scenario 01

Finance is asking why remote hands spend moved month to month and you need a breakdown by site and task type.

Scenario 02

You suspect a handful of unstable hosts or aging optics are generating most of your physical requests and want the data to prove it.

Scenario 03

You are deciding whether a retainer with included hours would cost less than on-demand rates, and want actual usage before committing.

WHERE WE DELIVER

Delivered in 75+ metros across 11 countries.

Local, vetted engineers deliver this work on site across the United States and Western Europe, coordinated by one engagement manager.

QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions.

What should a smart hands utilization report include?
It should show request volumes by site and category, response and on-site times against your SLA tiers, hours consumed versus any allocation, parts used, and recurring issues. A good report also lists missed targets with reasons and ends with specific recommendations.
How do monthly reports help reduce remote hands costs?
They show which tasks and sites drive demand, so you can move routine work to slower tiers, automate repeat tasks, fix devices that fail often, or choose a retainer size that fits real usage. The savings depend on what the data shows, and no figure is promised in advance.
Can utilization reports be broken down by site or business unit?
Yes. If you give us the site, cost center, or business unit codes, requests are tagged and reported by those groups. This is useful for internal chargeback, or for managed service providers who need to bill their own end customers for physical work.
Where does the report data come from?
From the tickets, work notes, and timestamps recorded for each request, which your team can also see in its ITSM platform. Because the report ties back to individual tickets, you can check any line against its source and challenge a number if it looks wrong.

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