Scheduled Reports
Scheduled Reports run a report on a recurring cadence and email the result to your chosen recipients, so regular reporting happens without a manual step.
What Are Scheduled Reports?
A scheduled report is one of the supported report types configured to run at a set frequency:
| Report Type | What it covers |
|---|---|
| VAT Summary | Output, input, and net VAT for the period |
| Transaction Export | The period's transaction data in your chosen format |
| Cash Flow | VAT-aware cash-flow view for the period |
Schedules are independent of manual report runs - you can still generate reports on demand at any time while a schedule is active.
Creating a Schedule
Navigate to Settings > Report Scheduling, then click New Schedule.
- Choose a report type - VAT Summary, Transaction Export, or Cash Flow
- Set the frequency - Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly
- Select the output format - PDF, Excel, CSV, or JSON
- Enter recipient email addresses - one or more, separated by commas
- Save - the schedule becomes active and shows its next run time
Managing Schedules
The schedule list shows each schedule's report type, next run, last run status, and an active/paused toggle:
- Active toggle - switch a schedule off to pause it without deleting it; switch it back on to resume
- Run Now - trigger an immediate run of an active schedule
- Edit - change the type, frequency, format, or recipients; changes apply from the next run
- Delete - remove the schedule
Each run's outcome appears in the Last Status column; a failed run shows the failure state so you can correct the configuration (for example, an invalid recipient address).
Delivery
Delivery is by email: each run sends the generated report as an attachment to the configured recipients.
Schedule lifecycle events and per-run outcomes are recorded on the schedule surface itself, separate from Comply's immutable audit ledger. The two surfaces are tracked together as a Comply repo follow-up so that recurring-report activity is traceable from the same audit trail as filings and lodgements.