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# Device Lifecycle Reports
Akenza provides *daily* or *weekly* email reports on **device health** at the **Workspace** level, identifying *offline* devices, *weak* signals, or *low battery* levels. Each email includes a comprehensive list of new and ongoing alerts in each category, along with direct links to inspect the affected devices.
You can manage device lifecycle reports on the **General** page within the **workspace settings**. Any **Workspace Admin** can enable or disable these lifecycle notifications and manage a recipient list that can include multiple recipients.
On workspace creation, the notifications are **enabled by default**, and the workspace creator is set as the default recipient.
### Notification criteria
#### Offline
In order for a device to be marked as offline, the specified offline timeout is compared to the timestamp of the last received message. If the difference exceeds the specified threshold the device is marked as offline.
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This metric is available for **all devices.**
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#### Weak Signal
If a device reports a **Signal Quality Indicator (SQI)** of 1, it marked as having a **weak signal**.
More information about SQI can be found in the [Uplink Metrics](/akenza.io/get-started/create-new-device/devices.md#uplink-metrics) section of the device reference.
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This metric is available for **LoRa devices** only.
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#### Low Battery
If a device reports a battery level of **20% or lower**, it is counted as having a **low battery**.
The battery level can be calculated in a script or directly sent in the uplink payload (for passthrough devices). More information about Battery Level can be found in the [Uplink Metrics](/akenza.io/get-started/create-new-device/devices.md#uplink-metrics) section of the device reference.
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This metric is available for all devices, given the uplink payload or resulting sample contains the specified key and value which is used to determine the battery level.
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### E-mail example
The below E-mail is an example of the lifecycle notification from the akenza office:
An example of a Device Lifecycle Report with one offline device.
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