You can host the Elementary dashboard (report) in several ways so your client can access it anytime: - Amazon S3: You can use the

edr send-report

command to upload the report to an S3 bucket and make it accessible as a static website. There’s a parameter

--update-bucket-website

that helps automate this process. More details are available in the [S3 integration documentation](https://docs.elementary-data.com/quickstart/share-report-ui#amazon-s3) and have been confirmed by support staff in the community forums. - Google Cloud Storage (GCS): Similarly, you can upload the report to a GCS bucket and host it as a static website. See the [GCS integration guide](https://docs.elementary-data.com/quickstart/share-report-ui#google-cloud-storage-gcs). - Other Options: Some users have also hosted the report using GitHub Pages or other static site hosting solutions, though S3 and GCS are the most natively supported and straightforward options. - Localhost or Dedicated URL: While you can view the report locally, for client access you should use one of the above cloud storage options to make it publicly accessible via a URL [see this discussion](https://slack.com/archives/C02CTC89LAX/p1663716345307929). In summary, the recommended and easiest way is to use S3 or GCS, as these are directly supported by the Elementary CLI and allow you to provide a public URL to your client for dashboard access.