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Live NOC Dashboard — Operational Ticket Monitor

This report provides a detailed breakdown of live noc dashboard — operational ticket monitor for managed service providers.

The data covers the full scope of Autotask PSA records relevant to this analysis, broken down by the key dimensions your team needs for day-to-day decisions and client reporting.

Who should use this: NOC teams, service managers, and operations leads managing alert workflows

How often: Daily for alert triage, weekly for noise reduction, monthly for monitoring optimization

Time saved
Alert noise drowns out real issues. This report separates signal from noise so your team focuses on what matters.
Alert hygiene
Stale monitors, noisy devices, and misconfigured thresholds waste technician time. This report finds them.
Operations data
Evidence for tuning alert policies, adjusting thresholds, and improving response workflows.
Report categoryRMM & Alert Management
Data sourceAutotask PSA · Datto RMM · Datto Backup · Microsoft 365 · SmileBack · HubSpot · IT Glue
RefreshReal-time via Power BI
Generation timeUnder 15 minutes
AI requiredClaude, ChatGPT or Copilot
AudienceNOC teams, service managers
Where to find this in Proxuma
Power BI › RMM & Alerts › Live NOC Dashboard — Operation...
What you can measure in this report
AI-Generated Power BI Report
Data source: Autotask PSA · Generated March 2026
Live NOC Dashboard — Operational Ticket Monitor
Real-time view of open ticket volume, priority escalations, queue load, and automation-sourced alerts
844
Open Tickets
All queues, current
5
P1 Critical
Needs immediate attention
19
P2 High
Elevated priority
11
From RMM
Automation-sourced
NOC Dashboard Preview
This is what a Power BI NOC dashboard looks like on a TV screen — dark theme, large numbers, status colours that can be seen across the room. The data below comes from the live demo dataset, queried in real time.
AUTO-REFRESH 5 MIN March 2026 • Live
844
Open Tickets
5
P1 Critical
19
P2 High
11
RMM Alerts
Status Breakdown
Planned213
In Progress205
New169
Waiting Customer116
Customer Responded102
Waiting 3rd Party38
Queue Load
Technical Alignment291
L1 Support107
Customer Success106
Centralized Services97
L2 Support70
Onsite Support62
View DAX Query — Open tickets by status
EVALUATE
ADDCOLUMNS(
    SUMMARIZE(
        FILTER(BI_Autotask_Tickets, ISBLANK(BI_Autotask_Tickets[complete_datetime])),
        BI_Autotask_Tickets[status_name]
    ),
    "OpenCount",
        CALCULATE(
            COUNTROWS(BI_Autotask_Tickets),
            ISBLANK(BI_Autotask_Tickets[complete_datetime])
        )
)
ORDER BY [OpenCount] DESC
Open Tickets by Queue
Thirteen queues have open tickets. Technical Alignment carries the highest load at 291 — more than L1 and L2 Support combined. This is exactly the kind of imbalance a NOC dashboard surfaces in real time.
Technical Alignment
291
L1 Support
107
Customer Success
106
Centralized Services
97
L2 Support
70
Onsite Support
62
Professional Services
33
Interne IT
28
Administration
15
L3 Support
12
Others
23
View DAX Query — Open tickets by queue
EVALUATE
ADDCOLUMNS(
    SUMMARIZE(
        FILTER(BI_Autotask_Tickets, ISBLANK(BI_Autotask_Tickets[complete_datetime])),
        BI_Autotask_Tickets[queue_name]
    ),
    "OpenCount",
        CALCULATE(
            COUNTROWS(BI_Autotask_Tickets),
            ISBLANK(BI_Autotask_Tickets[complete_datetime])
        )
)
ORDER BY [OpenCount] DESC
Open Tickets by Priority
Priority distribution reveals the overall urgency mix. With 5 P1 Critical and 19 P2 High, 2.8% of the open backlog needs immediate or same-day attention. The 556 P4 Low tickets form the bulk of the queue.
Priority Open Tickets % of Total Action Level
P1 - Critical 5 0.6% Immediate response
P2 - High 19 2.3% Same-day resolution
P3 - Medium 90 10.7% Planned this week
Service/Change 174 20.6% Scheduled
P4 - Low 556 65.9% Backlog
View DAX Query — Open tickets by priority
EVALUATE
ADDCOLUMNS(
    SUMMARIZE(
        FILTER(BI_Autotask_Tickets, ISBLANK(BI_Autotask_Tickets[complete_datetime])),
        BI_Autotask_Tickets[priority_name]
    ),
    "OpenCount",
        CALCULATE(
            COUNTROWS(BI_Autotask_Tickets),
            ISBLANK(BI_Autotask_Tickets[complete_datetime])
        )
)
ORDER BY [OpenCount] DESC
How Auto-Refresh Works in Power BI
Power BI's Auto Page Refresh lets you configure a dashboard page to refresh at a fixed interval. No manual reload. No Autotask native screen. Just a browser window connected to live data.
Set the Interval
In Power BI Desktop or Service, go to Format → Page settings → Auto page refresh. Set to 5, 10, or 15 minutes depending on your dataset refresh frequency.
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Display Full Screen
Open the dashboard in a browser, press F11 for full-screen, and connect to a TV via HDMI or Chromecast. The page refreshes automatically without any interaction.
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Colour-Code Alerts
Use conditional formatting in Power BI to turn P1 ticket counts red, set thresholds for P2 alerts, and highlight queues exceeding capacity limits automatically.

Power BI Premium Per User (PPU) enables the fastest refresh

With a PPU licence (from €20/user/month), you can use DirectQuery mode against supported data sources and get refresh intervals as short as 1 second. Import mode supports intervals from 30 minutes down to 1 minute with PPU. Most MSPs with Proxuma use Import mode refreshing every 15 minutes — more than sufficient for NOC operational awareness.

Key Insights
What the live queue data reveals about your operational state — visible at a glance on a NOC screen.

Technical Alignment is carrying 34% of the entire open backlog

291 out of 844 open tickets sit in Technical Alignment. On a NOC dashboard, this stands out immediately. If that queue was 600 last week and is 291 today, the team knows something changed. Without the screen, this information sits invisible inside Autotask.

169 tickets are still in "New" status — unacknowledged

New tickets have not been assigned or acknowledged yet. On a NOC TV, a large "New" count is a visible signal that the triage process needs attention. A threshold alert (e.g., red if New > 50) can be configured directly in Power BI conditional formatting.

11 open tickets from RMM alerts are a small but trackable signal

Automation-sourced tickets from Datto RMM make up just 1.3% of the open backlog. A NOC dashboard that segments these separately lets the team see whether automation is generating noise or actionable issues. If RMM tickets resolve faster than manual tickets, that data becomes visible too.

205 tickets "In Progress" shows the team is actively working

In Progress and Planned together account for 418 tickets — nearly half the open backlog. On a NOC screen, this is a healthy signal. If "In Progress" drops sharply, it may indicate a capacity problem or a system issue preventing ticket updates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Autotask PSA do auto-refreshing dashboards natively? +
No. Autotask's native reporting and dashboards require manual refresh or page reload. There is no built-in auto-refresh or TV display mode. Some MSPs use browser extensions to force page reloads, but this is a workaround with session timeout limitations. Power BI solves this natively with Auto Page Refresh as a first-class feature.
What licence do I need for auto-refresh in Power BI? +
For Import mode datasets, Auto Page Refresh with intervals down to 30 minutes is available on Power BI Pro licences. For faster refresh (down to 1 minute), Premium Per User (PPU) is required. For DirectQuery mode with second-level refresh, a Premium capacity (P1+) or PPU is needed. Most MSP NOC use cases work well at 5–15 minute intervals, which is accessible on standard Pro licences with the right dataset setup.
Can the NOC dashboard show alerts when a threshold is breached? +
Yes, using Power BI conditional formatting. A KPI card showing P1 tickets can turn red automatically when the count exceeds zero. A queue bar can turn amber when it passes a defined threshold. Data-driven alerts can also be configured in Power BI Service to send email notifications when a measure crosses a threshold — even when nobody is watching the TV screen.
How do you display the dashboard on a TV? +
The simplest method: connect a laptop or mini-PC to the TV via HDMI, open the Power BI report in a browser, and press F11 for full screen. More robust options include a Raspberry Pi running Chromium in kiosk mode, a Chromecast connected to a Google TV device, or a dedicated Microsoft Teams Rooms device. All display the same Power BI URL with auto-refresh enabled.

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