FlowSphera 1.10.0 release notes

Report for a period: the report button in the top bar makes a PDF of exactly the period and filters on screen — an attack or an outage you zoomed into — or of any from – to you type (also in Settings → Reports). Anyone can download it; administrators can also e-mail it to the addresses they enter. A period without records says so instead of showing another one.
Settings → General is one even row of cards — version, edition, language, account — with the mail server under it. The top bar keeps one row on laptops: up to 1280 px the search has a row of its own, up to 1440 px the account shows as the avatar alone.
Scheduled reports (Settings → Reports). A PDF of the last day, week (Monday to Sunday) or calendar month goes by e-mail at its hour, through the mail server of the notifications, to the report's own recipients: totals against the period before, traffic over time, the busiest inside hosts, outside networks, services, countries, your named networks, security events and the state of the devices — in English or Ukrainian, in the time zone you choose. A weekly report goes on the weekday you choose (for the 7 days before it), a monthly one on the day of the month you choose, 1–28 (for the month before it). A report can be narrowed by filters (net:Office, device:…) and to internet or inside traffic; Download PDF and Send now work at any time. The numbers come from the same queries as the pages. A report is never bare zeros: when FlowTrack has records of only a part of the period (it began collecting then), or of none of it yet, the report shows what there is and says so in a note on top. The mail server (SMTP) has its own place, Settings → General → Mail server, with a test letter to any address: the reports and the e-mail notifications both send through it (Notifications → E-mail keeps only the recipients, priority and language). Without it the form and the list say that nothing is sent, and a report that cannot go out or failed shows in the bell. A server that was off at the hour sends the report when it is back; a failed sending is tried again every 15 minutes.