# Do others struggle with PRTG’s reporting and dashboards being too technical for managers?

When I share PRTG reports or dashboards with non‑technical stakeholders, I often see confusion instead of clarity. The built‑in reporting feels quite technical, and making it more readable for management usually means exporting to Excel or manually tweaking layouts. The same goes for some dashboards, which can feel cluttered or dated when I try to turn them into a simple health view for leadership. It creates extra work before every review meeting, and sometimes I skip useful details just to avoid a long explanation.

Have you found a practical way to make PRTG’s reports and dashboards easier for managers to understand without spending a lot of time re‑formatting everything?

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## Comments
### Comment 1

<p><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">You could also look at exporting key dashboards to HTML or PDF automatically and simplifying them before sharing, since many admins find that tailored exports help non-technical stakeholders focus only on the metrics that matter.</span></p>

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