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A report is the queries from your conversation, saved as a page.

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The receivables pack, without the spreadsheet

Ask for it once in the conversation that already ran the queries. The page is ready before anyone opens Excel, and it is right again next month without being rebuilt.

The demo report on the designer's canvas, CRONUS Danmark A/S
FigureValue
Open at month-end4.12 M DKK
Over 30 days overdue1.16 M DKK
Margin, Q3 to date30.5 %
Revenue, Q3 to date2.33 M DKK
Cost, Q3 to date1.62 M DKK
Billable hours, Q3 to date2,900
Revenue, Q22.41 M DKK
Cost, Q21.78 M DKK
Margin, Q226.1 %
Billable hours, Q23,118
Not due1.84 M DKK
1–30 days1.12 M DKK
31–60 days0.63 M DKK
61–90 days0.37 M DKK
>90 days0.16 M DKK
Hours by resource: Mette Sørensen, Q3 to date316
Hours by resource: Anders Lund, Q3 to date304
Hours by resource: Karin Hvid, Q3 to date290
Hours by resource: Peter Terkelsen, Q3 to date270
Hours by resource: Signe Bang, Q3 to date252
Hours by resource: Mette Sørensen, Q2401
Hours by resource: Anders Lund, Q2388
Hours by resource: Karin Hvid, Q2366
Hours by resource: Peter Terkelsen, Q2342
Hours by resource: Signe Bang, Q2315
The portal's report designer, redrawn. The report on its canvas is a demo on CRONUS Danmark A/S, and every figure comes from the demo company's data.

Every block follows the page's date picker, shows how many rows came back, and reads Business Central again once its data is older than the report's refresh setting.

Opening a shared report comes with every Support and Controller seat. Building and sharing reports is Report authoring, an add-on to a Controller seat.

Report authoring is ≈ €60.32 per person a month, excl. VAT, or ≈ €643.43 a year if you pay yearly.

From a question to a page in three steps

  1. Ask in the chat.

    “Build a report on open receivables.” The assistant runs the queries in the conversation, so you have seen every figure before it goes on the page.

  2. It lays the page out, and you can change it.

    Headings, key figures in a row, charts beside each other, tables across the page. Then the page opens in the designer: swap a block for one of over 40 visual types, give a visual its own data source, or add a filter that narrows only that visual.

  3. It stays current without being rebuilt.

    You choose how fresh it must be, from 5 minutes to once a day. Open it next month and every block reads next month's data.

Why the numbers stay right

Bound to a query

Each block keeps its query.

A number copied out of a tool result into a block is refused. Blocks bind to a query handle, so every figure on the page comes from running its query, and the handle names the query without naming a company, which is why one report serves several.

Laid out, then yours

The assistant places the blocks. You can move them.

Blocks are handed over without coordinates and arranged on the page automatically: a heading spans the width, up to four KPIs share a row, charts sit two per row, tables run full width. After that the page is yours in the designer, with tools to align and arrange blocks, an Assistant tab beside the properties, and tabs for its changes and versions.

One page, one period

The date picker reaches every query.

A page that mixes period-scoped and all-time numbers is wrong. The layout step wires the picker into every query or says which one it could not reach.

At the ceiling

It will not total a partial read.

If a query stopped at its row ceiling, a group, join or calculation step refuses to run instead of reporting a sample as the whole. For real volume the sum runs inside Business Central.

Bring the spreadsheet someone rebuilds every month

Start a trial and ask for it in the chat. You will see every query before it goes on the page. Or book a demo and we will build the first one with you.

Or write to us at hello@uni4c.ai