Storage
How much you are storing and how quickly it is growing, for each workspace and for the organisation as a whole, day by day.
Reporting
Administrators get a usage dashboard covering storage growth, external shares, signature envelopes, files sent in through file requests, outbound mail and webhook deliveries. When someone else needs the numbers, take them away as a written PDF summary, a CSV for your spreadsheet, or JSON for another system.

What the dashboard measures
How much you are storing and how quickly it is growing, for each workspace and for the organisation as a whole, day by day.
How many external shares were created, what signature work is open or finished, and whether the notification emails actually reached people.
Files sent in through file requests, holds placed, comments raised, and whether your webhooks were delivered successfully.
Your storage allowance, your seats and the work currently open, so you can see pressure building before an upload starts failing.
Reports are built inside your organisation’s own boundary. There is no shortcut that lets one customer’s figures appear in another customer’s report.
Reports are for running the service day to day. The audit record stays the evidence trail, and reporting never rewrites or replaces it.
Export
The PDF is a written summary: the current snapshot, what is still open, and the totals for the range you picked. It is meant to go in front of a board or an auditor, not to be a screenshot of a dashboard. CSV opens in a spreadsheet. JSON is the same data the API returns, so another system can pick it up without anyone retyping figures.
If you need the underlying rows rather than the summary, storage and activity detail can be exported as a table too. Assistance credits, signature allowances and seats sit next to storage so you see pressure before an upload or an envelope fails.
Evaluate reporting
Storage pressure, inbound uploads, mail failures or open envelopes: answered from the product, then exported.