Printed indoor air evidence report pages arranged on a meeting table for stakeholder use
Evidence report examples

Reports that explain what the data shows and what remains uncertain.

Aeroshi reports turn monitored room data into one practical output: findings, repeated patterns, next steps and clear boundaries.

Report structure

Built for project and funding decisions.

The structure stays consistent across baseline, intervention-support and decision studies.

Covers

Findings, recommendations and limits

Executive summary, site overview, findings and practical next steps.

Used by

Housing, schools, funders and partners

Designed for teams that need a clear report object, not another dashboard.

Formatted as

A stakeholder object

A report, briefing appendix or proposal pack item, not just a dashboard export.

Output types

Monthly reports and study reports are not the same product.

The output depends on whether you are using Aeroshi continuously or commissioning a defined piece of work.

Monthly site report

Included with Plus and Expert

An automated recurring summary of the monitored site's recent conditions, patterns and next actions.

Final study report

Defined in a study proposal

A project-specific output answering the original decision, monitoring scope, findings, uncertainties and agreed recommendations.

Stakeholder or formal pack

Separately scoped when required

A tailored output for a board, funder, customer, legal or other named decision audience. It is not implied by a monthly subscription.

Visual evidence

The report is backed by shareable outputs.

Dashboards and summaries show the patterns behind the findings.

Report evidence
Illustrative output

The deliverable shows findings and boundaries together.

Executive summary
What changed, what did not, and what remains uncertain?
Reported
Key findings
Visible
Limitations
Output
Stakeholder report
Pattern readout

Treated spaces moved differently from comparison rooms during the marked monitoring window.

Pattern over time
PM2.5 movement across the monitoring window.
BaselineChange marked
CO2 context
BaselineChange marked

Ventilation context is shown separately from filtration evidence.

Boundaries
  • Does not certify health outcomes.
  • Does not prove disease-transmission reduction.
  • Does not replace formal assessment.
Downloads

The downloadable report and pilot documents above are illustrative examples and proposal materials, not completed deployment case studies. Procurement information and site-specific RAMS are available during scoping or onboarding.

How the offer fits together

A scoped study and an ongoing app plan do different jobs.

The study answers a defined project decision. Free, Plus and Expert determine what remains available in the app after the access included with that work.

  1. 01

    Scope the study

    The proposal defines the decision, rooms, monitoring period, deployment support, analysis, final output and the dashboard access included during the work.

  2. 02

    Deliver the agreed evidence

    Aeroshi monitors the agreed scope and delivers the project output described in the proposal. A final study report or stakeholder pack is a scoped service deliverable, not a standard app subscription feature.

  3. 03

    Choose what continues

    After the included access period, Free keeps the basic live view, Plus keeps longer analysis and automated monthly site reports, and Expert adds human guidance to Plus.

Limitations

Clear boundaries are part of the product.

Reports support decisions without overstating the data.

  • Aeroshi supports decision-making evidence. It does not diagnose mould, certify homes as safe or unsafe, prove health outcomes, prove legal responsibility, or replace professional building, damp, legal, clinical or regulatory assessment.

Ask about report-led monitoring

The proposal defines the decision, monitoring scope, final output and app access included during the work.

Start a report-led study