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Report and Review

Stop building the same report

Every recurring report you build by hand is time you spend the same way each week. This runs it for you.

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Everything one report pulls together

The separate sources behind a single recurring report. Qore captures them once.

How you could stop rebuilding it

One monthly report · sample

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Reading: producing one recurring report means stitching together a dozen separate pulls, each in its own place, every single time. Qore captures the whole thing once and runs it on your schedule, so the stitching stops and the report just arrives.

Illustrative sources. Yours depend on the report.

How it works

What is in it
The whole report, captured once.
  • The exact pulls your report is built from, in one place
  • The steps that turn them into your format, captured as you work
  • A schedule and a destination, so it arrives without you
  • Why it is hard by hand
    A dozen pulls, stitched by hand.
  • The numbers live in a dozen separate reports and exports
  • Stitching them into your format takes the same hour every time
  • Skip a week and it falls out of date
  • What you do with it
    Read it, do not rebuild it.
  • Open the finished report instead of assembling it
  • Spend the reclaimed hour on the account, not the export
  • Point the same setup at every account you run
  • How often
    On whatever schedule the report already runs.
  • Daily, weekly, or monthly, to match the report you are replacing
  • It runs on time whether or not you remember
  • On every account you point it at
  • If your reports are one-offs that never repeat, there is nothing to retire. It earns its place against the report you have built the same way twenty times.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    A recurring report you build the same way each time: an export, a pivot, and a paste into a template, run on a schedule.

    The monthly review assembles a specific account readout. This takes any report you already repeat and runs it for you, on its own schedule.

    No. You capture the report as you build it today, so the output matches what you already send, just without the manual pull.

    Amazon and Walmart, from your advertising and sales data.

    On whatever schedule the report already runs, daily, weekly, or monthly, across every account you point it at.

    You edit the captured steps once, and every future run reflects the change.

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