Tutorial: Patch Tracker

Create a patch deployment tracker.

At the top, show a large compliance gauge: percentage of devices
with all current patches applied. Round to 1 decimal.

Colour bands:
- 95%+ green
- 85–95% amber
- below 85% red

Below the gauge, add three metric cards in a row:

1. Current — devices fully patched
2. Pending — devices with patches applied but rebooting / verifying
3. Overdue — devices with critical or high patches > 14 days old

Show counts and percentages, with the colour matching the gauge bands.
Add 30-day delta arrows on each card (e.g. ↑ +12 since last month).

Below the metric cards, add a pie chart titled "Patch Status by OS".
Slice by OS family (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android), and within
each slice, sub-colour by patch status (Current / Pending / Overdue).

Show the OS family name and count next to each slice.

Below the chart, add a sortable, filterable table of devices with
overdue patches. Columns:
- Device name
- OS + version
- Department
- Owner email (from device assignment in main platform)
- Days overdue (red if >30, amber if 15–30, otherwise grey)
- Highest severity of overdue patches (Critical / High / Medium / Low)
- A "View device" button linking to the main-platform device page

Default sort: days overdue descending.

Above the table, add a filter row:
- Department (multi-select dropdown)
- OS (multi-select dropdown)
- Severity (Critical / High / Medium / Low, multi-select)
- "Hide devices not seen in N days" toggle: 30 / 60 / 90 (default: 30)

All sections (gauge, metric cards, chart, table) react to these filters.

Add a "Notify owner" button on each row of the overdue-devices table.
On click, invoke the Patch Outreach Email Action with the device
owner's email and the device name.

Disable the button if the owner isn't a known tenant user; show
a tooltip "Owner not a ThreatAware user" instead.

Use our brand:
- Primary: #16A34A
- Critical severity red: #DC2626
- Background: white

Add a header with our logo on the left, "Patch Compliance"
centered, and the last-refreshed timestamp on the right.

Round the days-overdue column to whole days.

Auto-refresh every 30 minutes.

Add a "Generate Report" button at the top-right that exports
the current view as A4 Landscape PDF.