Reports you will read
Retail AI reporting that writes the week for you
Instead of exporting numbers into a spreadsheet on Sunday night, OPZAIQ writes the week up: what each store did against target, where hours went, what stock is at risk and what was missed.
Create your account, name your business and start entering takings the same day.
From data to a readable week
Reporting fails when it produces a file nobody opens. A written summary works because it is short, specific and comparative: this store finished 6% under target, driven by two soft weekdays; hours ran nine over roster; four lines are under reorder point; two batches expire within a fortnight.
OPZAIQ generates that from the same records staff enter every day, per store and for the group, so the summary and the underlying detail never disagree.
Weekly and per-period
Weekly reports cover the trading week. Staff-period reports cover a pay period, which is the version managers usually need when approving hours. Both can be produced on demand rather than waiting for a scheduled run.
| What it handles | How it works |
|---|---|
| Weekly store report | A written summary per store, comparing against target and the previous week. |
| Group summary | Every store ranked on the same measures in one report. |
| Staff period report | Hours worked per person for a pay period, per store. |
| Stock and expiry notes | Lines under reorder point and batches nearing expiry called out in the write-up. |
| Compliance notes | Checklist and merchandising completion included in the week's summary. |
| On demand | Generate a report whenever it is needed, not only on a schedule. |
Ready to send
Reports are written to be forwarded — to a business partner, an accountant or a franchisor — without editing out internal jargon or reformatting a spreadsheet first.
Common questions
Are the reports based on estimates?
No. Every figure comes from an entry made in OPZAIQ — a takings entry, a clocked shift, a stock count, a batch, a completed task — and can be opened and checked.
Who receives the reports?
Access follows account roles: managers get their own store, owners and admins get every store and the group roll-up.
Can I share a report outside the business?
Yes. Reports are written as plain summaries that can be forwarded to a partner, accountant or franchisor.
Related parts of OPZAIQ
Read your first weekly write-up
Enter a week during the free trial and generate the report at the end of it.