Know what the new report actually says.
An AI-powered accelerator that gives the people who receive, validate and act on recurring reports a standardized view of what each new report says relative to the reports before it.
Instead of reading two reports side by side, ReportIQ reads two or more reports from the same series and answers three questions: was the data actually refreshed, what changed since the last report, and which trends emerge across periods.
Recurring reports are regenerated on schedule, so a report that still carries last month’s data looks just like a new one once its cover date has moved. ReportIQ checks every report for new data before it is distributed — and traces every figure back to its file and page.
One comparison from a stack of recurring reports to a traceable account of what changed. Select a stage to see what it produces.
Spot a report that carries stale data before it reaches its audience — not after a decision has been made on last month’s numbers.
One comparison report that ranks what moved and says whether each move is better or worse — so a review doesn’t vary with the reviewer or the day.
Every figure points back to its file and page. The time series, change log and review sheet arrive as Excel workbooks, so any finding can be verified and reused.
Every value matches August while the rest of the report moved. Confirm the table was refreshed before distribution.
SLA attainment reached its highest level in the series, but the backlog older than 30 days grew for a second month. Channel mix figures appear not to have been refreshed.
ReportIQ confirms each new report is sound and shows what it says relative to the reports before it — with every figure traced to its source.