| What | Schedule pre-built
reports to be sent
(either one at a time
or at a regular
cadence) to teammates
that need it. |
| Why |
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| Who |
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| When | Give your team the
information they need at the
intervals they need it—without
having to do
extra work:
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Before you
start
You can
schedule
any
of
the following
report
types:
- Project
Health
- Utilization
- Planned
vs
Actual Tasks
- Planned
vs
Actual Milestones
- Profitability
- Time
- Invoice
Status
- Custom
Reports
- Estimated vs logged time per
task
- Logged time per project
- Logged time per user
- Task completion per user
Schedule a
report
You can view and schedule
Teamwork.com-generated reports and
custom
reports from the reports
gallery.
- Click More in the left navigation and select Reports.

- Click a report's title to view the report.

- Click the ... (ellipsis) at the top of the report.
- Select Schedule Report to open the scheduled reporting wizard.

- Select the Schedule tab.

- Give the report a name.
- Click Add user to select recipients for the report. Make sure to add anyone who should be receiving the report.
- Choose a date and time to deliver the
report.
- Toggle on the 'Report repeats every' option to set a repeat cadence to run the report regularly. Psst! This one is optional, but we highly recommend it.

- Choose a day, week, month, or custom interval.
- Set an end date for the schedule.
- Confirm the data range you wish to include with the report (e.g. last week, current week, last month, current month).
- Select the file format the report will be delivered in. 📝 Available options: CSV, Excel, PDF.
- Click Create Scheduled Report.
- Click Confirm.
Your report will now be sent out
on
the scheduled day(s)!
View existing
scheduled reports
Existing scheduled reports can be
accessed via the main scheduled
reports table or via the
scheduled reporting
wizard.
To access the
main scheduled reports table, go to the main reports gallery
view and select
the Scheduled tab.
The following details and options are
available for each report listed in the
table:
| Report
name | The scheduled report's
title. |
| Source
report | The report type that
has been scheduled (e.g. utilization, time,
profitability). |
| Deliver
to | A list (with avatars)
of people who will receive the
scheduled report. |
| Next
occurrence | The date at which the
scheduled report will next send.
If the schedule has been
deactivated, "Paused" will
display. |
| Last
occurrence | The date at which the
report was last
issued. |
| Repeat
every | When the report is
scheduled to send or the report's
repeat interval schedule. |
| Until | The date the scheduled
report will send until. |
| Data from | The data the scheduled
report is based on (e.g. last
week, this week, last month,
this month). |
| Format | The format of the
report (e.g. PDF,
Excel, or
CSV). |
| Creator | The name of the person
who originally created the
schedule. |
| Last updated | The name of the person
who last updated the
schedule. |
| Created on | The date at which the
scheduled report was first
created. |
| Active
status | Toggle indicating
whether the schedule is active or
not. |
| Options | Hover over the last column in
the table to access the edit,
download, and delete options
for the report. ![]() |
🔎 Too
many reports? Use filters to quickly
locate specific scheduled
reports.
| Filter | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Search | Search for reports based
on the report's
name. |
| Creator | Show reports created
by me or by
everyone. |
| Report type | Refine the results based on
report type. |
Best
practices
- Automate quarterly reporting:
If you have a set of data your team or
executives should see every
quarter, automate the report to make
sure they always get what they
need.
- Monitor project health: Schedule a weekly project health report to be sent to yourself (or your team) on Mondays so that you start the week knowing where things are at.
