Create a report
Compose a report in bluprnts — choose the audience, tone and featured scenario, and the writer turns your live model into a finished document in about a minute.
You create a report by briefing the writer: who it is for, how it should sound, and which scenario it should feature. bluprnts reads your model and composes the whole document — cover, figures, charts, tables and narrative — in about half a minute. Every section is editable afterwards.
1. Open Reports#
In the left sidebar, under Statements, select Reports, then New report.
2. Choose who it's written for#
The audience decides what the document argues and which figures it leads on:
| Audience | What it covers | Default title |
|---|---|---|
| Investors | The opportunity, the economics, the raise | Investor summary |
| Lenders | Serviceability, cash cover, stability | Lender pack |
| Board | Where the plan stands, what changed | Board update |
| Internal | The operating plan, costs and hiring | Operating plan |
Choosing an audience fills in a default title, which you can then change.
3. Set the tone#
Confident, Balanced or Conservative. This changes how the narrative reads, not what it reports — the figures are computed either way. Conservative is the one to pick for a lender; they are reading for risk, not for ambition.
4. Feature a scenario, or don't#
If you have saved scenarios, you can put one at the centre of the document — the report will compare it against the base plan. Choose None to write the report on the plan as it stands.
5. Add an emphasis (optional)#
A free-text brief for the writer: "centre it on the Series A raise", "keep the spotlight on runway". It is kept with the report, so later redrafts of individual sections stay on-message rather than drifting back to a generic document.
6. Compose#
Select Compose report. bluprnts reads your statements, runway and unit economics, and writes the document section by section — you'll see it arrive, with the toolbar reporting "Composing · section 3 of 9".
Composing needs an active subscription.
Open and delete#
The library lists every report with its audience and the date it was last updated; frozen ones carry an As presented badge. Select a row to open it.
Related#
- What a report is — how the figures and the words relate.
- Customise sections & AI narrative — change it after composing.
- Compare scenarios — decide which scenario to feature.