MAR Reporting is the medication-record view under Analyze. It lays out a profile's medications against the dates in your range and shows how each administration went — given, skipped, or refused — along with who administered it.
It's the third Analyze tab, alongside Dashboard and Audit Log.
Who can see it
MAR Reporting appears when all of these are true:
- The profile has MAR tracking turned on.
- Your plan includes MAR tracking.
- You're a manager for the profile's organization, or you have MAR access for that profile.
On a plan without MAR, the tab shows an upgrade prompt instead.
Where to find it
On the web
- Select the profile in the profile switcher.
- Open Analyze, then choose the MAR Reporting tab.
On mobile
Tap the Analyze tab, then open MAR Reporting.
What you'll see
A table with medications down the side and dates across the top.
Each medication row shows the medication's name, quantity/dosage, route, and scheduled times. As-needed medications are marked PRN.
Each date cell shows that day's administrations. For each one you'll see:
- Time and status — given, skipped, or refused.
- Who administered it.
- Details where they apply — dose or time differences from the schedule, a reason, an outcome, and PRN effectiveness.
- Change history — if an administration was edited, the cell shows what changed (from → to).
Days with nothing scheduled show No record. Vitals such as weight and blood pressure appear in their own rows.
Date range
MAR Reporting uses the same date range picker as the rest of Analyze (up to three months at a time). For longer ranges, the report pages through the dates so large medication lists stay quick to load.
Exporting
If your plan includes exporting, the MAR Reporting tab offers:
- Export PDF — a formatted medication record for the range.
- Export XLS — a spreadsheet of the same data.
For counted medications, the per-medication count report also exports to PDF and XLS.
See Exporting PDF reports and Spreadsheet exports.
Common questions
- I don't see the MAR Reporting tab. — Check that the profile has MAR tracking on, that your plan includes MAR, and that you have MAR access for that profile.
- A day shows "No record." — Nothing was scheduled or logged for that medication on that day.
- An administration looks edited. — The cell shows the change history (from → to) so you can see what was adjusted.