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Automated daily, weekly, and monthly sales reports

Purpose

1.1. Provide automated generation and distribution of sales reports on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis for airline ticket agencies in the travel industry.
1.2. Aggregate sales data from multiple ticketing sources and sales channels for accurate reporting.
1.3. Enable managers, finance, and sales teams to track performance, detect trends, optimize inventory, and make data-driven decisions.
1.4. Ensure compliance with internal audit, financial review, and regulatory requirements by providing timestamped, source-referenced reporting.
1.5. Free staff from repetitive manual report preparation, reduce errors, and accelerate operational cycles.

Trigger Conditions

2.1. Time-based triggers: Scheduled at set intervals (daily at 23:59, weekly every Monday 07:00, monthly on the 1st at 08:00).
2.2. Event-based triggers: On completion of data sync, closure of sales day, or upload of batch-ticket data.
2.3. API/webhook: External signal from ERP, ticketing platform, or finance software to start the reporting process.

Platform Variants

3.1. Microsoft Power BI
• Feature/Setting: Scheduled refresh; configure dataset to auto-refresh and report export; sample schedule — daily at midnight.
3.2. Google Data Studio
• Feature/Setting: Data source scheduling; connect to Google Sheets/BigQuery; schedule email delivery of reports.
3.3. Tableau
• Feature/Setting: Extract refresh via Tableau Server; schedule and email PDF report to stakeholders.
3.4. Salesforce Analytics
• Feature/Setting: Report Builder; Schedule reports to be emailed to user roles at defined intervals.
3.5. Looker Studio (Google Cloud)
• Feature/Setting: Look scheduling; automate CSV/PDF export and email delivery.
3.6. Zoho Analytics
• Feature/Setting: Auto-email report scheduler; configure frequency, format, recipient list.
3.7. Qlik Sense
• Feature/Setting: Qlik NPrinting; recurring delivery of dashboards or extracts via email or SFTP.
3.8. SAP Crystal Reports
• Feature/Setting: Schedule report jobs with Crystal Server; output to folder or email.
3.9. HubSpot
• Feature/Setting: Custom report scheduler; select “Recurring” and configure weekly/monthly summary.
3.10. Freshworks Analytics
• Feature/Setting: Schedule Insights; set sales metric widgets for daily/weekly email to execs.
3.11. Airtable
• Feature/Setting: Automations; trigger on record changes or scheduled times, send summary to email/Slack.
3.12. Smartsheet
• Feature/Setting: Automated workflows; distribute filtered report PDFs to defined contacts.
3.13. Monday.com
• Feature/Setting: Scheduled integrations; auto-generate sales summary pulse for the board.
3.14. Slack (via Workflow or API)
• Feature/Setting: Scheduled bot/app event; post formatted sales data to report channel.
3.15. AWS Lambda (with S3/SES)
• Feature/Setting: Scheduled function; query data, generate report, email via SES on daily/weekly/monthly triggers.
3.16. Google Apps Script
• Feature/Setting: Time-driven triggers; aggregate sheet data, format report, send via Gmail API.
3.17. Trello (via Butler)
• Feature/Setting: Scheduled report creation using custom fields and automated card/email/post.
3.18. Oracle BI
• Feature/Setting: Agent scheduling; deliver formatted sales analytics or summary via email/SFTP.
3.19. Jira (with Automation for Jira)
• Feature/Setting: Scheduled rule creation; aggregate ticket sales data to dashboards/emails.
3.20. Intercom
• Feature/Setting: Custom bot scheduled message; post high-level sales summary to team inbox.
3.21. Notion API
• Feature/Setting: Scheduled API invocation; pull and aggregate database sales data, deliver as page or email.
3.22. Dropbox (via API/webhooks)
• Feature/Setting: Automated file generation and dispatch of PDF/CSV of sales reports to specific folders.

Benefits

4.1. Eliminates manual reporting effort, boosting operational productivity.
4.2. Ensures consistency and error-free aggregation across all sales channels.
4.3. Facilitates compliance, audit readiness, and regulatory transparency.
4.4. Delivers timely insights for rapid, informed business decisions.
4.5. Frees analysts and staff for higher-value activities.
4.6. Reduces the risk of data reporting lags or omissions.
4.7. Improves visibility for multi-branch, multi-channel sales organizations.

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