reporting tool

UK: rɪˈpɔːtɪŋ ˈtuːl

Definition

Definition of reporting tool - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

business

TECH.

software or system used to create and share reports from data

TECH.

We use a reporting tool to track monthly sales figures.
Their new reporting tool automatically emails dashboards to department heads every Monday.
We chose an open‑source reporting tool to customize our client performance metrics.

harmfulness

poisonousness

venomousness

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Expressions with reporting

business reporting

process of preparing structured information about company performance for decision makers

Effective business reporting helps managers understand profits, costs, and future risks.

investigative reporting

news work that deeply researches facts to uncover hidden information

Her investigative reporting exposed the scandal in the local government.

reporting year

twelve‑month period used as the basis for official reports

The company changed its reporting year to end in March.

accident reporting

process of officially recording details after an unexpected harmful event

Accident reporting is required after any injury on the construction site.

quarterly reporting

regular practice of preparing and delivering reports every three months

Quarterly reporting helps investors track the company’s financial performance over time.

reporting point

hotline for reporting incidents or information

Call the reporting point if you see anything suspicious.

Expressions with tool

tool up

prepare equipment for a specific function

He tooled up the workshop for the upcoming project.

tool around

drive or ride in a leisurely or aimless manner

They spent the afternoon tooling around the countryside in their new car.

tool of one's trade

instrument crucial for performing a profession

The camera is a tool of the photographer's trade.

tool of the trade

necessary item for a particular job

A hammer is a tool of the trade for a carpenter.

garden tool

tool used for gardening tasks

She bought a new garden tool to help with the weeding.

lawn tool

equipment for maintaining a lawn

A rake is a common lawn tool for gathering leaves.

spare tool

extra tool kept for emergencies

He always carries a spare tool in his car.

tool bag

bag used to carry tools

He packed his wrench and screwdriver into the tool bag.

tool belt

belt with loops or pockets for tools

The carpenter wore a tool belt filled with hammers and screwdrivers.

tool cabinet

cabinet for storing and organizing tools

He opened the tool cabinet to find a wrench.

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French:outil de reporting, ...
German:Reporting-Tool, ...
Italian:strumento di reporting, ...
Spanish:herramienta de informes, ...
Portuguese:ferramenta de reporting, ...
Chinese:报表工具, ...
Japanese:レポーティングツール, ...
Arabic:أَداة تَقارِير, ...
Hebrew:כְּלִי דּוֹחוֹת, ...
Russian:инструмент отчётности, ...
Ukrainian:інструмент звітності, ...
Hindi:रिपोर्टिंग उपकरण, ...
Bengali:রিপোর্টিং টুল, ...
Catalan:eina d'informes, ...
Czech:reportingový nástroj, ...
Danish:rapporteringsværktøj, ...
Dutch:rapportagetool, ...
Greek:εργαλείο αναφορών, ...
Hungarian:jelentéskészítő eszköz, ...
Khmer:ឧបករណ៍រាយការណ៍, ...
Korean:리포팅 도구, ...
Persian:ابزار گزارش‌گیری, ...
Polish:narzędzie raportowe, ...
Portuguese (BR):ferramenta de relatórios, ...
Romanian:instrument de raportare, ...
Swedish:rapporteringsverktyg, ...
Thai:เครื่องมือรายงานผล, ...
Turkish:raporlama aracı, ...
Vietnamese:công cụ báo cáo, ...

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