Reports
What a report is, and how it reaches you.
A report is research on your brief, scoped by your profile, delivered under your brand. It is written to be handed to a client, not to be re-typed into a deck first.
What one contains
A conclusion, the evidence under it, and the sources beneath that. Every figure links to something you can open. That is the part that matters when a client asks where a number came from: you can show them, in the room, without coming back to us.
Names on your off-limits lists are filtered out before the report is written, so what reaches you is only ever companies and people you can actually approach.
Where they arrive
On your dashboard, under Your research. We email you the moment one is live.
The table is the library. Search it, filter by status or market, and sort it by title, market or either date. A report you have not opened carries an unread mark and sits at the top of a status filter; one still being researched shows as In progress with no link until it lands.
Keeping them useful
The research is only as well aimed as the profile behind it. If a report comes back wider or narrower than you expected, the fix is usually a field in Settings, then Your market, and it takes effect on the next one. If it comes back well aimed but reads wrong, the fix is your voice under Settings, then Organization.