Rollout dashboard KPIs
Interpret rollout dashboard counts and success indicators.
Use rollout KPIs to assess rollout health and progress.
When to use this page
Use this page when you need a quick summary of rollout health across devices.
Use it to spot failures, confirm progress, and check the current success rate.
KPI definitions
FAILED — devices that failed to download or install the software. This count includes Download failed and Installation failed.
SUCCESSFUL — devices where the package was installed successfully.
IN PROGRESS — devices with rollout jobs that have started but are not yet complete.
NOT YET STARTED — devices with rollout jobs that are scheduled but have not started yet.
SUCCESS RATE — the percentage of rollout jobs that completed successfully.
Use this dashboard to
track rollout progress
identify failures
measure completion rates
Interpret the KPIs
Use these quick checks:
a high FAILED count means you should inspect rollout details and affected devices
a large IN PROGRESS count means the rollout is still moving through the estate
SUCCESS RATE helps you judge whether the rollout is completing at the expected level
Choose the next action
Use the KPI trend with the rollout schedule:
NOT YET STARTED during a future window — continue monitoring.
IN PROGRESS during an active window — inspect rollout details if progress stalls.
FAILED or an unexpected success rate — isolate the affected rollout and batch.
Do not use aggregate counts alone to change a rollout. Confirm the rollout name, batch, scope, and schedule first.
Review the KPI values with rollout scope and schedule context. A count alone does not identify the affected rollout, batch, or root cause.
Use FAILED to investigate affected batches. Use NOT YET STARTED to verify timing. Use IN PROGRESS to continue monitoring within the schedule window.
Related pages
Monitor estate-wide rollouts — inspect rollout and batch status
Managing rollouts — take action on rollout jobs
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