To create a report, click the Operator actions button.

In the settings window that opens:

1. From the Object description drop-down list, select one of three modes of creating a report:
   1. Report on all the system objects.
      
   2. Report on one system object.
   3. Report on several system objects.
      
2. Select the required values from the Owner drop-down list. This information is set on the control settings panel (for more details, see the Editing regulatory and reference information page), as well as depends on the configured filter by owners in the Monitoring reports interface object (for more details, see Configuration of the Monitoring reports object). If you select a specific object (see step 1), then this parameter is hidden in the settings window.
3. From the Region, District, and City drop-down lists, select those regions, districts, and cities where the objects are placed. This information is set on the control settings panel (for more details, see the Editing regulatory and reference information page). If you select a specific object (see step 1), then this parameter is hidden in the settings window.
   

   The Owner, Region, District, and City parameters are displayed only when you select the accepted alarms and search in archive report types in step 5.

4. From the Operator drop-down list, select the operators whose actions must be used for creating a report.
   1. all operators—report on all operator actions.
   2. auto close—an alarm closes automatically (the option is available only if you select the accepted alarms report types in step 5).
   3. administrator—report on administrator actions.
       
5. From the Report type drop-down list, select the report type on operator actions.

   1. accepted alarms—a repost receives the information about when and which user accepts an alarm or group of alarms and the specified comments.

   2. build reports—a report receives the information about when and which user creates reports, specifying their report type that you can select from the Report drop-down list that appears.
      

   3. search in archive—a report receives the information about when and which user performed actions during the operation of the Search in archive module that you can select from the Action drop-down list that appears.
      

   4. other operator actions—a report receives the information about when and which user performed any other actions (clicking buttons, working with cameras, archives, and so on) that you can select from the Action drop-down list that appears.
      

6. Set the values of the Beginning date, Beginning time, End date, and End time fields to specify the time interval by which a report is created.
7. Set the Show comment checkbox to display alarm reports in the comment (see Processing alarms).

   This parameter is displayed only if you select the accepted alarms report types in step 5.

8. Click the OK button.
   As a result, a report on operator actions is created.

The example of a report on operator actions of the accepted alarms type:

Creating a report on operator actions is complete.