Building a report from PowerShell output?

Yes, you can use SolarWinds SAM to run your PowerShell script. Use the Windows PowerShell Monitor component in a custom application template. Configure it to execute the script on the SolarWinds server, ensuring the output is in the expected format (Write-Host "Statistic: X"). While SolarWinds isn’t traditionally used for things like affordable influencer marketing plans, it’s excellent for IT automation like this. Assign the template to the appropriate node, and you can then schedule or generate reports based on the collected data using SolarWinds reporting tools.

elliotpotts0 , SAM is designed for performance monitoring in mind, not so much running reports like this. If these type of scripts only need to be run ad-hoc and not often, leaving them inside of powershell and running them yourself might be best. If they is something required for security/auditing purpose and you need more of a papertrail and/or continuous monitoring, then I'd look at Access Rights Auditor or Access Rights Manager from SolarWinds.