Reports: From Random Updates to Organized Insights

A smarter way to collect, organize, and review updates

Reports in Enlivy allow you to create structured updates that your team can easily complete.
Instead of messy, unorganized messages, you define clear templates: called Report Schemas, that guide users to share the right information at the right time.

  • What Are Reports?

    A Report is a structured form that users fill out, based on a predefined schema. It can include questions like “What did you work on today?”, “How complex was your work?”, or “How many hours were logged?”

  • What Are Report Schemas?

    A Report Schema is the backbone of a report—it defines the fields, questions, and structure. Think of it as a blueprint for reports. Once created, users assigned to it will see the report and complete it as required.

Report Schemas:
The Blueprint
Behind Every Report

Define the structure. Collect the right data. Every time.

Report Schemas are the backbone of the Reports feature in Enlivy.

They define exactly what questions should be asked, who needs to answer them, and when they should appear.

Instead of scattered updates, schemas bring consistency and clarity, ensuring every report follows the same format.

By creating a schema once, you save time, maintain structure, and collect clean, comparable data that’s easy to analyze. Think of it as the blueprint that keeps reporting organized and reliable.

  • Consistent Structure

    Every user answers the same predefined questions, making reports easy to read and compare.

  • Role-Based Assignments

    Schemas can target specific user roles like employees, managers, or contractors.

  • Flexible Frequency

    Reports can be scheduled for daily, weekly, or custom timeframes based on your needs.

What Can You Customize in a Report Schema?

Full control over your reporting structure

A Report Schema in Enlivy isn’t just a static form, it’s a flexible blueprint for how your reports are created, displayed, and filled out.

You decide what data needs to be collected, who should provide it, and how it should appear, ensuring consistency across your entire team.

  • General Settings

    Set the title, description, reporting frequency, and user roles who will see and complete the report.

  • Display Options

    Choose between vertical or horizontal layouts for a clean, user-friendly experience.

  • Report Fields

    Add questions or fields in formats like text, dropdowns, radio buttons, or timesheets.

  • Conditional Logic

    Show or hide fields based on previous answers for dynamic, streamlined reports.

How Reports Work in Enlivy

Turn scattered updates into structured, easy-to-track insights.

In many organizations, updates are shared randomly, some via chat, some in long emails, others forgotten entirely.

With Enlivy, Reports give you a single, organized way to collect updates, track progress, and keep everyone accountable.

  • 1

    Define the Report Schema

    First, you create a Report Schema, a reusable template that decides what questions to ask, who should answer them, and how often.

    Example:

    A Daily Report for employees with fields like “What did you accomplish today?”

    A Weekly Summary for managers with questions about team progress and blockers.

  • 2

    Reports Appear for the Right Users

    Once a schema is saved, Enlivy automatically generates individual reports for users based on their role.

    Example:

    • Employees will see their daily report every morning in their Reports section.
    • Managers will see their weekly report appear every Friday.

    No manual reminders. No confusion. Everyone knows exactly what to fill in and when.

  • 3

    Users Fill and Submit Their Reports

    Users simply open their pending report, answer the predefined fields (like text, radio buttons, timesheets, etc.), and submit. The process is clear, quick, and structured, so no one wastes time figuring out what to write.

  • 4

    Managers & Admins Review the Data

    Once submitted, reports are instantly available for review. You can:

    • Browse individual reports
    • Compare responses over time
    • Spot trends, blockers, or missing updates

    Example:

    • A manager sees all team members’ daily reports in one place, no digging through chats or emails.
    • A client gets a clear, structured project update instead of fragmented messages.

How Enlivy Reports Keep Teams Aligned and Informed

Structured updates that save time and improve clarity

Reports in Enlivy are designed to eliminate guesswork and scattered updates.

Instead of chasing information in emails or chat threads, you get organized, role-specific insights—always on time, always consistent.

  • Smart Role Targeting

    Only the right users see the right reports. Employees, managers, or external partners receive tailored reports based on their role.

  • Customizable Data Collection

    Mix and match fields like text, dropdowns, timesheets, or checkboxes to gather exactly the information you need.

  • Consistent Reporting Cycles

    Decide how often a report should appear: daily, weekly, monthly, or on-demand,so updates are never forgotten.

  • Easy Tracking & Insights

    All reports are stored in one place, making it effortless to review submissions, compare data, and track progress over time.

Why Reports Are a Game-Changer for Your Organization

Clarity, accountability, and better decisions. all in one place.

With Enlivy Reports, updates aren’t just routine, they become actionable insights.

By standardizing how information is collected, you eliminate confusion, reduce repetitive follow-ups, and give everyone a clear view of progress.

Reports empower teams to:

  • Stay aligned without endless meetings
  • Spot trends and bottlenecks early
  • Keep stakeholders informed effortlessly
  • Focus more on doing the work—not reporting it

Ready to Simplify Reporting in Your Organization?

Stop chasing updates, digging through chat threads, or dealing with inconsistent reports. With Enlivy, reporting becomes structured, effortless, and insightful—for everyone.