Reporting should be a feedback loop, not a month-end artifact.
If a report cannot drive a weekly review meeting, it will not change outcomes.
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Start from operational questions (not charts)
Examples that teams can act on:
- What approvals are stuck and why?
- Which purchase orders are delayed vs expected delivery?
- Which invoices are overdue by bucket (30/60/90)?
- Which imports failed and what rows need correction?
A report must be explainable
If a number is wrong, your team must be able to:
- Drill down into the underlying records
- See timestamps and status history
- Export evidence for review
This is how reporting survives audits and disputes.
Use scheduling to make reporting repeatable
If the report depends on someone remembering to export a CSV, it will fail.
Schedule the report:
- Weekly for operational owners
- Monthly for finance closes
- Immediately after major workflow events (when appropriate)
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