How Jellicoe received scouting information at Jutland

How would Jellicoe have used a direct scouting report from Beatty during Jutland?

He would have welcomed it, while continuing to build his tactical picture from reports sent by other ships and commanders.

Beatty's failure to keep Jellicoe fully informed did not leave the Grand Fleet commander without scouting reports. Other officers and ships sent information that contributed to his picture of the battle. A direct signal from Beatty would still have been valuable and welcome. The exchange shifts attention from one missing report to the wider network through which a fleet commander assembled tactical information.