2026-06-24

Understand What a Card Is in Reports.re

Cards in Reports.re store everything related to a content item in one place, such as jobs, posts, files, and more, making it easier to manage and navigate your projects.

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1. What Is a Card?

Each card contains everything connected to a content item.

  • Stores all relevant resources and activity
  • Allows access based on roles (e.g., manager, executor)
  • Helps structure and centralize your workflow

2. Opening a Card

To open a card, navigate from the top navigation panel.

  • Select Cards from the left navigation panel.
  • A list of cards in your workspace will appear.

3. What You’ll See in a Card

Once opened, a card will show several informations:

a. Main Header Section

You’ll find several pieces of information in the header, including:

  • Card type
  • Title
  • Group
  • Creation Date and its Creator
  • cID - the ID numeration within the group
  • wID - the general ID numeration within the workspace
  • ID - the numeration within the whole platform
  • Last updated timestamp
  • Activity logs
  • Copy the card link or title
  • Total chats
  • Total file size
  • Platforms where the content is published.

b. Jobs Section

  • Displays job status and view cost records
  • When opening it, see the what the Executors set their charges

c. File Manager

  • Open the light file manager by clicking on the file indicator

You can use the light file manager to:

  • Copy or open files.
  • Store files of any sizes.
  • Benefit from ultra-fast upload and download speeds.

d. Chats & Activity Logs

  • Click the chat icon on the card to open related chats.

You can use the chats to:

  • Communicate in a focused way for each job.
  • Keep discussions organized and context-specific.

e. Activity Logs

  • View activity logs by clicking the activity icon.
  • You can track all updates and changes made to the job.

f. Posts Section

  • Scroll down to the Post section which shows where the content has been posted.

g. Relations

  • Part of: Shows the parent card the current card belongs to (e.g., a trip or campaign)
  • Relations: Shows other related cards from the same project
  • Consists of: Displays other cards or sub-content derived from this card's content, such as reels or shorts

h. Tags

  • This section reflect all tags from included resources in the card, giving a quick content overview

4. Viewing Analytics

  • Click on the views of any post to open detailed charts.
  • Analyze performance trends across various metrics.
  • Track real-time performance, including hourly view counts across platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.
  • These charts provide insights into how your content is performing over time, helping you monitor engagement and growth dynamically.

5. Access Control & Visibility

Card content visibility depends on user roles:

  • Managers/Admins: Full access to all card contents and resources
  • Executors: Limited to jobs or assets they’re assigned to
  • Keeps project data organized and secure

6. Common Actions & Adding Items

From the bottom panel, you can add:

  • Related card
  • Job
  • Post
  • Client
  • Manager
  • Note
  • Tag

You can also:

  • Use the "Add to this card" button for common tasks
  • Use the three-dot menu for more advanced options