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What’s the breakdown of CIs by category?

This report provides a detailed breakdown of what’s the breakdown of cis by category? for managed service providers.

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What you can measure in this report
Inventory at a Glance
CI Count by Device Type
Active vs Inactive by Device Type
Top Clients by CI Count
Key Findings
Questions About This Report
Total CIs
Active CIs
Inactive CIs
Managed Companies
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CI Breakdown by Category
Dataset: Proxuma Demo
Source: Autotask PSA
Generated: March 2026
Sources: Autotask PSA
What’s the breakdown of CIs by category?
Complete inventory of 13,769 configuration items grouped by device type, with active/inactive status and per-client distribution across 293 managed companies.
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Inventory at a Glance
Key totals across the full CI estate
Total CIs
13,769
23 distinct types
Active CIs
Laptop - Windows
6,933 (50.3%)
Inactive CIs
9,207 (66.9%)
Currently active
Managed Companies
293
Martin Group leads with 2,105
Demo data notice: All values are synthetic. Category names reflect Autotask configuration item types in the demo dataset.
View DAX — KPI totals
EVALUATE SUMMARIZECOLUMNS('BI_Autotask_Configuration_Items'[configuration_item_type_name], "CICount", COUNTROWS('BI_Autotask_Configuration_Items'), "ActiveCount", CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('BI_Autotask_Configuration_Items'), 'BI_Autotask_Configuration_Items'[is_active]))
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CI Count by Device Type
How the 13,769 items distribute across hardware categories
Laptop-Windows
6,933
Desktop-Windows
2,734
Server
1,461
Domain Registration
954
Mobile Device
478
Access Point
364
Switch
145
Firewall
107
View DAX — CI count by type
EVALUATE
TOPN(
    20,
    SUMMARIZE(
        'BI_Autotask_Configuration_Items',
        'BI_Autotask_Configuration_Items'[type],
        "Total", COUNTROWS('BI_Autotask_Configuration_Items'),
        "Active", CALCULATE(
            COUNTROWS('BI_Autotask_Configuration_Items'),
            'BI_Autotask_Configuration_Items'[is_active] = TRUE()
        )
    ),
    [Total], DESC
)
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Active vs Inactive by Device Type
Retirement rate varies by category — domain registrations are nearly all active, servers have a high inactive share
Device Type Total Active Inactive Active %
Laptop-Windows 6,933 5,024 1,909 72.5%
Desktop-Windows 2,734 1,348 1,386 49.3%
Server 1,461 378 1,083 25.9%
Domain Registration 954 907 47 95.1%
Mobile Device 478 475 3 99.4%
Access Point 364 359 5 98.6%
Switch 145 143 2 98.6%
Firewall 107 96 11 89.7%

The server category stands out: only 25.9% of server records are active. That gap between total and active likely reflects decommissioned servers still in the system. Desktop workstations tell a similar story at 49.3%, suggesting a significant refresh cycle or incomplete cleanup in those records. Network devices (switches, access points, firewalls) run close to 100% active — consistent with always-on infrastructure that gets replaced rather than kept as inactive records.

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Top Clients by CI Count
The five companies with the largest managed device footprint
Company Total CIs Share of estate
Martin Group 2,105 15.3%
Craig-Huynh 1,584 11.5%
Lewis LLC 985 7.2%
Little Group 720 5.2%
Wall PLC 411 3.0%
View DAX — top clients by CI count
EVALUATE
TOPN(
    10,
    SUMMARIZE(
        'BI_Autotask_Configuration_Items',
        'BI_Autotask_Companies'[company_name],
        "Total CIs", COUNTROWS('BI_Autotask_Configuration_Items')
    ),
    [Total CIs], DESC
)
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Key Findings
What this data tells us about the managed estate
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Workstations dominate — and that shapes your service model

Laptop-Windows (6,933) and Desktop-Windows (2,734) together make up 70% of all CIs. That ratio drives support ticket volume, patch management complexity, and endpoint tooling requirements. Any shift in that ratio (BYOD, cloud workstations, OS migrations) will ripple through your service delivery costs.

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Server records need a cleanup pass

With only 26% of server CIs marked active, there are over 1,000 server records that appear to be decommissioned but still present in the system. Stale records make warranty tracking and capacity reviews unreliable. A quarterly CI audit — filtering by inactive status and last-seen date — would tighten this up.

3

Network devices are well maintained

Access points, switches, and firewalls all show 89–99% active rates. This tells you the network documentation habit is solid — devices are being added, updated, and retired correctly. That hygiene matters for change management and security audits.

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Questions About This Report
What counts as a configuration item in Autotask?

Any asset tracked under a company in Autotask PSA: physical devices (laptops, servers, switches), software licenses, domain registrations, and virtual machines. The granularity depends on what your team has configured in the CI module.

Why do so many CIs show as inactive?

Inactive CIs are typically decommissioned assets or retired devices that were never deleted. This is normal — keeping history is useful for warranty claims and audit trails. However, a high inactive rate (like the server category at 74%) can indicate a backlog of records that were never properly closed out.

Can I filter this by client or contract type in Power BI?

Yes. In the Proxuma Power BI model, the CI table joins to the Companies and Contracts tables. You can slice by contract type, client name, SLA, or any other dimension. The live dashboard version of this report includes those filters.

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