Put a report on autopilot. Pick a report, choose how often it should go — daily, weekly or monthly — and Finocket emails it to the people you name, as a PDF or a CSV, on a schedule. Your CA gets the Monday-morning ageing without anyone remembering to export it.
How do I schedule a report?
Open All reports and tap Schedule by email (top-right), or go straight to Reports → Scheduled reports. Choose the report, the frequency, the format (PDF or CSV) and the recipient email addresses, then save. The schedule shows in the list, and you can pause or delete it any time.
Which reports can I schedule?
The first release covers Receivables ageing, Payables ageing and Financial ratios — the numbers a CA or owner wants in their inbox on a cadence. The emailed file is the exact same data you see on screen; nothing is recomputed differently for email.
When does it send?
A scheduled job runs once a day and sends every schedule whose period has come due — a daily schedule each day, a weekly one once per calendar week, a monthly one once per month. Each period is sent exactly once: if a send fails it retries on the next run, but a period that already went out is never sent twice.
Why does it say “Connect email sending”?
Scheduled reports go out over your workspace’s email sending, through the same consent-checked path as every other message Finocket sends. If no email provider is connected on your deployment yet, the schedule page says so honestly and the job records the run as skipped — it never pretends to send. Set up sending from Settings → Sending & deliverability and your schedules start delivering.
Who can manage schedules?
Managing schedules follows your Reports permissions: owners and assistants with write access can create, pause and delete them; an invited accountant with read-only access sees the schedules but can’t change them.