New Reports section
The Reports section is the central hub for accessing all available reports.
Note: The Classic Reports view is still available alongside the new Reports page.
Available Reports
The Reports page currently includes:
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Acquiring Transactions (includes Failed & Switching transactions)
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Wallet Transactions
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Bank Transfer Commands
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Card Expenses
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Active Terminals
Additional reports will be gradually added to this page.
Supported Actions
Each report supports the following actions:
View
Allows the user to access a list of already generated reports for the selected report.
From this view, the user can:
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Generate a new report
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Schedule a report
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Edit an existing schedule (if already configured)
Reports are separated into:
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Manually generated reports
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Scheduled reports
Each category is displayed in separate tabs.
Generate
Allows the user to create a report on demand.
Steps:
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Select the report date range
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Select the timezone
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Click Generate
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You can download the Report from your account's Dashboard.
Note:
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Report is generated in seconds.
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Only one report can be generated at a time. Please wait for the current report generation to complete before generating another report.
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Reports are limited to a maximum of 300,000 rows.
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You can export data for up to 1 year in the past.
Schedule
The Schedule feature is not yet available, but it will be gradually introduced in a future update.
Allows the user to automate report generation.
Steps:
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Select the report frequency
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Define the date range
Available scheduling options:
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Daily – runs every business day at 9:00 AM CET
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Weekly – runs every Monday at 9:00 AM CET
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Monthly – runs on the first day of the next month at 9:00 AM CET
If a report is already scheduled:
- The user can cancel it using the Cancel button
The user receives a notification via feed once the report is generated.
Bookmark
Allows the user to save a report for quick access.
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Bookmarked reports are available in a separate tab
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All saved reports are grouped in one place for easy access