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Reports are exec-ready analyses — from recurring business reviews to ad-hoc deep dives. Each report includes metrics, charts, and written insights, all verified by Addison and shareable with your team.

Creating a report

There are four ways to create a report:
  1. From the Reports page — click the create report button on the Reports page
  2. From a project — click Create in a project and select Report
  3. By executing a Playbook — run a reusable workflow that generates a structured report
  4. Through a chat thread — ask Addison to generate a report on a topic
Screenshot needed: Creating a report via the Create button
Report generation can take a while for complex analyses. You’ll see progress indicators as the report is built.

What’s in a report

Reports contain a mix of written analysis, data tables, and charts. Each finding is backed by citations — references to the underlying data that support it. This means every claim in the report is traceable back to your data.
Screenshot needed: A report showing markdown, SQL table, and chart blocks

Adding comments

You can add comments to any part of a report:
  • Text — highlight a section of text to open the comment box
  • Tables and charts — hover over the element and click the Add comment button
Screenshot needed: Adding a comment on highlighted text and on a table

Follow-up questions

After reviewing a report, you can ask follow-up questions to dig deeper:
  • Tag Addison with @ in a comment to ask questions about a specific section
  • Ask in the chat thread — reference specific sections or findings you want to explore further

Editing

To make changes to a report:
  • Request edits in chat — ask Addison to make changes to the report directly
  • Add comments to flag issues or request changes, then use /incorporate-feedback in chat to have Addison review and apply all open comments
Screenshot needed: Commenting on a report and using /incorporate-feedback

Verification

Verification is an automated audit that checks the accuracy of a report across three dimensions:
DimensionWhat it checks
CitationsAre the data sources and supporting queries accurate?
QueriesAre the SQL queries valid and returning correct results?
ClaimsAre the text claims in the report supported by the underlying data?

Running verification

  1. Open a report
  2. Click the Verify button
  3. Wait for verification to complete — progress is shown in a banner
Screenshot needed: Verification results summary showing citations, queries, and claims

Verification results

Each dimension gets a quality rating after verification:
RatingMeaning
GoodAll checks passed
Needs workSome checks failed — review flagged items
PoorSignificant issues found
The summary shows verified items out of total for each dimension, along with any issues and their severity (high or medium).

Verification status

StatusMeaning
UnverifiedNo verification has been run
VerifiedAll checks passed
Needs reviewSome checks failed
StaleReport content changed since last verification
In progressVerification is currently running
If you edit the report or add follow-up insights after verifying, the status becomes stale. Re-run verification to get an updated assessment.

Sharing reports

Publishing

Click Share then Publish to create a view-only link you can share with your organization. Viewers can sign in or create an account to access the report.
Screenshot needed: Share dialog showing Publish button and URL

Exporting

Click Download PDF to export the report as a PDF file.
Screenshot needed: Download PDF button