Bonjour
Ne pas oublier aussi d'ajouter le model de Disque.

Merci d'avance

et il serait sympa de pouvoir sélectionner les éléments que l'on veut afficher dont les champs personnalisé pour un Numéro d'inventaire par exemple.

I agree it would be nice to have historical data, but I would also want to have a force refresh option: For some of the data, once it's pulled Atera never seems to check it again. Office versions in particular: I've seen cases where it still shows Office 2016 despite it having long since been upgraded to 365.

At least for the data that Atera already pulls and has available, this is pretty easy with the API. Powershell script (Edited from the one I use which also does a few things like map location via public IP to a site from our Meraki infrastructure, which are stripped). No idea how much of it will stay on this comment, though. (Apparently, everything but the tabs and some random characters getting HTML escaped: Oh well)

$AteraHeaders = @{"X-Api-Key" = "Your API Key"}
$AteraDevices = $null
$Run = $true
$Page = 1
$Count = 0
while($Run){
$Items = Invoke-RestMethod -Headers $AteraHeaders -Uri "https://app.atera.com/api/v3/agents?itemsInPage=50&page=$Page"

$Page++
if(-not $AteraDevices){
$AteraDevices = New-Object PSCustomObject[] $Items.totalItemCount # Uses lass ram since it isn't going to be recreating the array all the time to add items
}
foreach($Device in $Items.items){
$AteraDevices[$Count] = $Device
$Count++
}
"$Count / $($Items.totalItemCount)"
if($Count -eq $Items.totalItemCount){
$Run = $false
}
}

$AgentInfo = foreach($Agent in $AteraDevices){
$DiskSize = $null
$DiskFree = $null
$DiskPercentage = $null

foreach($disk in $Agent.HardwareDisks){
if($disk.Drive -eq "C:"){
$DiskSize = [Math]::Round($disk.Total/1024)
$DiskFree = [Math]::Round($disk.Free/1024)
$DiskPercentage = [Math]::Round(($disk.Free / $disk.Total)*100)
}
}
$Uptime = $null
if($Agent.LastRebootTime){
$Uptime = ([DateTime]::Now - [DateTime]::Parse($Agent.LastRebootTime)).Days
}
[PSCustomObject]@{
ID = $Agent.AgentID
Online = $Agent.Online
Name = $Agent.SystemName
User = $Agent.LastLoginUser
Domain = $Agent.DomainName
'Reported IP' = $Agent.ReportedFromIP
'Internal IP' = $Agent.IpAddresses -join "; "
'Uptime' = $Uptime
OS = $Agent.OS
'OS Build' = $Agent.OSBuild
Office = $Agent.Office
'Office Build' = $Agent.OfficeFullVersion
Vendor = $Agent.Vendor
Model = $Agent.VendorBrandModel
CPU = $Agent.Processor
RAM = "$([Math]::Round($Agent.Memory/1024)) GB"
'Disk Free' = $DiskFree
'Disk Size' = $DiskSize
'Disk Usage' = $DiskPercentage
Serial = $Agent.VendorSerialNumber
}
}

$AgentInfo | Export-Excel -NoNumberConversion Model,Serial -Show

That report can be written in PowerShell and output to Excel as a csv. It would need to be run from inside the domain on something with Office installed.

I'm pretty sure this didn't work in the past as I had a similar complaint. However, I believe it's fixed now. If you go into Advanced reports, apply a filter, refresh, and select Windows PC tile, you will get a downloadable report with just that customer's Data. It includes good basic H/W info:

Machine Name OS Environment Name Bios Manufacturer Bios Release Date Bios Version Memory Motherboard Sound System Drive Vendor Domain Name Domain Group Last Logged User Last Seen Date Model Serial Number Last Reboot Time Video Card OS Processor Clock Processor Cores Count

Obviously, it's missing some fields that would be useful such as: IP Address, MAC, OS ver&build, AV type&status, disk capacity, disk model, disk free space, non-boot disk info, bitlocker status, and I'm sure more. All of this data is available from the Device info screen for an individual device and it would be nice to have a comprehensive report, but at least a basic amount of h/w data is available from the Advanced Report function.

A better hardware dedicated report would be nice.