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How to use

Upload a spreadsheet, and a finished report comes back in about 90 seconds, with every figure calculated from your own data.

How to use

Five steps, and four of them are you clicking once

Nothing to install, nothing to configure, and no template to fill in first.

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The EzReports sign-up page: first name, last name, email address, password, and a Continue button.

1. Create your account. Three analyses free, no card asked for.

Start with your own spreadsheet

What you get

This is the report, not a mock-up

Produced by EZ Reports from a demonstration spreadsheet of a small installation business: nine months of sales, costs and gross profit by region and product line.

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A finished EZ Reports report: the summary in plain words, a line saying every figure was calculated and reconciled, and the headline figures for revenue, cost of goods, gross profit and margin.
The answer first, in plain words. The report opens with what the numbers mean for the business, then the figures behind it. No dashboard to interpret.
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The findings of a report, each marked act on this, worth attention or background, with the figures that support it and what to do about it.
Findings, sorted by what to do. Each finding says what happened, the figures it came from, and why it matters. What needs action is marked as such.
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A bar chart of units sold by region, drawn from the result of the query behind a finding.
Charts that fit the result. Every chart is drawn from the query behind the finding, in the shape that result can honestly take.
Make one from your own spreadsheet

3 free analyses, no card needed.

Watch it work

A spreadsheet to a finished report, start to finish

The whole thing takes about 90 seconds, and the walkthrough is shorter than this paragraph suggests.

The walkthrough lands this week

Until then, the screenshots above are the real report, and the first three analyses are free if you would rather try it than watch it.

Why it can be trusted

A report you can defend in the meeting

Anything can write a paragraph about your data. The question your client will ask is where the number came from.

It reads the file you actually have

Not the file a template wishes you had.

  • Title rows, merged cells, blank columns
  • Workbooks that reference each other
  • Excel, legacy .xls, and CSV
  • Up to 25 MB per file

No mode to pick, no headers to promise, no template to fill in

Every figure can be checked

Click a sentence and see the numbers it came from.

  • Findings written from executed results, never invented
  • The numbers behind any chart, always one click away
  • Says plainly how much of the analysis it managed
  • Refuses a figure the data could not produce

The part a consultant can put their name to

Stop formatting reports. Start sending them.

Upload your first spreadsheet. No installation, no card, nothing to configure.

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