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• zvena Tables

Tables.

Your spreadsheets, as reports that keep up.

A report in zvena Tables: Linden Bakery's orders — the total, the orders, the average order and the clients for November, each with its change against the same days of October, and the total by month from June

• A file becomes a report

Drop in a file. Get the report.

  • CSV or Excel

    Upload the file you already have; Tables reads its columns and proposes the report.

  • The numbers that matter

    The totals, and how each changed against the same days of the month before.

  • Explained

    Every number opens to the records behind it.

The chart view of the same report: the total by month, June to November, in columns

• The same rows

One table, every way to see it.

The table view: November's orders with their customer, email, item, quantity, pickup date, status and totalThe board view: November's orders in columns by status — New, Ready, Baking, Picked up

• Next month

It keeps up.

  • Update data

    Next month’s file goes into the same report; earlier months stay. If the columns changed, nothing loads until you say where each one is now.

  • Or connect the source

    Tables reads it again on its own: hourly, daily or weekly.

  • By email

    The report comes to you every day, every week or every month, at your hour.

  • A form

    Send a form; each answer becomes a new row.

• For your client

Send it to a client.

  • A link, your terms

    View only, or view and comment; this month only, or every new one; with or without the records; for 7, 30 or 90 days, or with no end.

  • See what they see

    Preview as the recipient before you send it.

  • Never edited by a link

    Editing needs an invitation to your workspace.

• Your file

Your numbers, made clear.

Try it with the example, or with your own file — it never leaves your browser.