See the work. Understand the picture.

Use a finished, published Dashboard Studio board, submission search with CSV export, and scheduled forms. Reports generate themselves from source submissions.

Kestrel demo Company Overview board showing operational items needing attention
Company OverviewDemo company

Three reporting moments

Move from source record to management view.

Three moments that turn captured evidence into a management view.

Kestrel demo Company Overview board showing operational items needing attention

Published board

A finished board brings the selected view together.
Review the priorities that need attention.

Submission search with form date, user, evidence, approval and audit outcome filters

Submission search

Find the source submissions you need.
CSV export carries those records onward.

Scheduled forms register listing site inspection dates and missed or due outcomes

Scheduled forms

Forms follow the schedule set for the work.
Their submissions feed the reporting record.

What management gets

Reporting tied back to the original evidence.

Source
Connected submissions
Find
Searchable records
Share
CSV export

In practice

Reporting that stays tied to its evidence.

A management view is only useful if you can get from the number back to the submission behind it.

Boards that publish a finished view

A published board brings the selected view together for the people who need it, without handing them the whole platform. What they see is a finished output rather than a report someone rebuilt by hand each month.

Search that reaches the source

Submission search finds the underlying records and exports them as CSV, so an auditor question can be answered with the original evidence rather than a summary of it.

Reporting that keeps itself current

Scheduled forms keep submissions arriving on the rhythm the work follows, so reporting generates from source evidence instead of going stale between manual updates.

Review your reporting need

Bring one source record and the view you need.