Reports library
The Report Library is your shelf of ready-to-run reports plus any you've built yourself. Run one on demand, schedule it to arrive on a cadence, or export the results to share.
What's in the library
The library has two groups:
- Your reports — reports you've created or cloned, with their most recent run results shown so you can see the latest numbers at a glance.
- Templates — system-built starter reports you can run as-is or clone to customize. They're organized by category:
- Compliance — document and review status across your REALMS
- Pipeline — leads and transactions moving through your stages
- Messaging — your email and text outreach
- Tasks — what's open, overdue, and done
- Agents (broker roles) — per-agent activity and production
- Custom — anything you build that doesn't fit the above
Each template card includes a short note on who and when it's most useful for, so you can pick the right one quickly.
Running and cloning a report
- Open Reporting from the left navigation (you land on the Library).
- Find a template or one of your reports.
- Click Run to generate fresh results now.
- To make a template your own, clone it — Realm copies it into *Your reports* where you can rename and adjust it.
Scheduling a report
You can have a report run automatically and deliver on a schedule, so the numbers come to you instead of you chasing them. Open the report, choose Schedule, and set the cadence. Scheduled runs keep a history you can look back through.
Exporting
After a run, export the results to share with your broker, your team, or your own records. Use the export option on the report's results.
Build a report with EVE
You don't have to start from a blank report. Describe what you want in plain language and EVE will draft the report for you — pulling the right data and shaping the columns — then you review and save it. This keeps reporting ambient: you ask for the answer you need, EVE builds the surface to get it.
If a report can't load or a service is briefly unavailable, the Library keeps showing what it can and tells you what's missing rather than going blank. Use Retry to try the run again.