> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.attensira.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Reports > Ask the agent for a report: the full client report or the one-page board report, for the last complete week, month or quarter, on a link that opens without an account. A report says, for a closed period, what was done and what it changed. The agent writes the words; every number on it is read from your workspace for that period, so a report cannot claim more than the data shows. ## Two formats | Format | Who it is for | What is on it | | - | - | - | | **Client** (the default) | A client, or anyone who wants the detail | Visibility per engine, the work shipped, before-and-after re-reads, deciding sources, competitors and next steps. See [Client reports](/agencies/client-reports). | | **Board** | A board, a CEO, anyone with a minute | One page: your goals against their pace, what shipped, what was spent, and one line on visibility. | Both cover the **last complete period**: the ISO week, the calendar month or the calendar quarter. A board report is usually monthly. ## Getting one * **In a chat.** Ask for it, "the board report for last month", or pick **Report** from the `/` menu first. A Report chat may read your data and publish the report, and nothing else that acts. See [Modes](/agent/chats#modes). * **On a schedule.** The weekly, monthly and quarterly report [automations](/agencies/client-reports#making-reports) publish the client format. Say "board report" in an automation's instruction to publish that format instead. * **By hand.** **Make one now** under **Results → Client reports** publishes the client format for the period that ended last. Board reports appear in the same list under **Results → Client reports**, beside their period and marked as board reports, for example **Monthly board**. In a chat, the published report opens in the [work panel](/agent/what-the-agent-shows#the-work-panel) under **Deliverable**, drawn as the report itself, with its share link above it to copy. The agent's reply says what the report is for and what to look at first; it does not retype the report's numbers. ## The board report The board report reads in this order: 1. **Summary.** The totals in a sentence (how many goals stand at each pace below; how many pieces of work shipped; what was spent), and the agent's highlights. 2. **Goals.** One row per goal that existed by the end of the period and is not archived: what it measures, where it stands now with its sample size, the target, the deadline, and its pace. 3. **What shipped.** Shipped, waiting and failed counts, and the shipped work by kind, for example "4 pull requests, 2 directory listings". 4. **Spend.** What the workspace spent in the period, in US dollars. 5. **Visibility.** One line: named in X of N answers across every engine, how many days in the period were read, and how many changes a re-read proved to move. 6. **Next period.** What comes next. ### Reading a goal's pace | Pace | Meaning | | - | - | | **Ahead of pace** | Past where a straight line from the goal's starting value to its target says it should be by now, by more than the reading's noise band | | **On pace** | Within the noise band either side of that line | | **Behind pace** | Short of that line by more than the noise band | | **Not measured yet** | No reading yet. Its current value shows as **—**, never as 0 | | **Reached**, **Missed**, **Paused** | The goal was hit, its deadline passed without it, or it is paused. These replace the pace | The pace is the goal's own stored verdict, quoted as it stood at the end of the period. A goal on a business signal, such as sessions from Google Analytics, is marked **(business signal)**: it is shown beside the work, not credited to it. ### What the board report does not claim * A section whose data could not be read says so: "The goals could not be read for this report", "Spend could not be read for this report". It is never shown as zero or left out. * The agent's words follow the same rules as every report: no movement words (increased, dropped, improved) unless a [re-read](/measure/before-and-after) proved the change, and counts written as "X of N answers" rather than percentages. * Nothing on it promises an outcome. Attensira guarantees the volume of work, not visibility; the report shows the work and what was measured after it. ## Sharing Every report, client or board, gets a signed link at `app.attensira.com/r/report/` that opens without an account, lasts **180 days** and prints to PDF. Rotating the workspace's receipt link revokes every link at once. The page carries your org's [branding](/agencies/branding). A report published from a chat is not emailed. Email delivery, recipients and the reporting standard work as described in [Client reports](/agencies/client-reports#email-delivery). Sections, schedules, recipients and email delivery in full. The only place a report may say something moved. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.