DiskPulse allows one to save disk change monitoring reports into a number of standard formats including HTML, PDF, Excel, XML, text and CSV. In the simplest case, perform a disk change monitoring operation and press the 'Save' button located on the main toolbar. On the save report dialog, select an appropriate report format, enter a report file name and press the 'Save' button.

For the HTML, PDF, Excel, text, CSV and XML report formats, the user is provided with the ability to save a short summary report or a longer detailed report, which may be very long for large reports containing many thousands of changes. Short, summary disk change monitoring reports include a table showing the last 20 file system changes and a list of tables showing the number of file system changes and the total disk space per file extension, file type, top-level directory, user name, etc. By default, DiskPulse saves full disk change monitoring reports in the HTML format.

In addition, DiskPulse Pro and DiskPulse Server provide the ability to save disk change monitoring reports to the DiskPulse native report format, which preserves all information related to each specific disk change monitoring operation and may be loaded at any time by using the DiskPulse main GUI application.

Saving Microsoft Excel Reports

Sometimes, it may be required to perform additional analysis of disk change monitoring results using external tools such as Microsoft Excel. In order to export disk change monitoring results to the Excel report format, perform a disk change monitoring operation, press the 'Save' button located on the main toolbar, select the 'Excel Summary' report format for a short summary report or the 'Excel Report' format for a detailed disk change monitoring report.

A summary Excel report will include a list of the last 20 file system changes and a number of tables showing the number of file system changes and the total disk space per file extension, file category, top-level directory, user name, etc.

A detailed Excel report will include a list of file categories according to the currently selected file categorization mode and a full list of detected file system changes, which may be very long for large reports containing many thousands of changes. In order to control how many file system changes are exported in the detailed report, press the 'Advanced Options' button located on the 'Save Report' dialog and customize the disk monitoring report for your specific needs.

Saving Graphical PDF Reports

One of the most useful ways to export disk change monitoring results is to use the PDF summary or the PDF report formats. Both of these report formats include various types of graphical pie charts showing the number of file system changes and the total disk space per file extension, file category, top-level directory, user name, etc. In order to save disk change monitoring results to a PDF report file, press the 'Save' button located on the main toolbar and select the 'PDF Summary' report format for a short, summary report or the 'PDF Report' format for a detailed disk change monitoring report.

A summary PDF report will include a list of the last 20 file system changes followed by a number of pie charts showing the number of file system changes and the total disk space per file extension, file category, top-level directory name, user name, etc. A detailed PDF report will include a full list of detected file system changes, which may be very long for large reports containing many thousands of file system changes.

In addition to the full list of detected changes, detailed PDF reports include pie charts showing the number of file system changes and the total disk space per file category according to the currently selected file categorization mode. For example, if the second-level file categories mode is set to categorize changes by the file extension, the PDF report will display pie charts showing the number of changes per file extension.

AI Integration and Data Analysis

In addition to the graphical report formats, the user is provided with the ability to export the disk change monitoring reports to a number of structured file formats such as CSV, JSON and XML allowing one to analyze the disk change monitoring results using external analysis tools.

One of the most powerful capabilities of DiskPulse Server and DiskPulse Enterprise product versions is the ability to export disk change monitoring results to AI-friendly file formats allowing one to easily import disk change monitoring reports to various AI platforms, perform advanced analysis operations and generate user-custom charts.

For example, in order to generate a timeline chart showing the accumulated number of disk changes per minute using the ChatGPT AI platform, export one or more disk change monitoring reports to the JSON file format, import the JSON report files to the ChatGPT AI platform and ask ChatGPT to display a timeline chart showing a timeline chart according to the uploaded JSON report files.