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Orbivell 1.5.1

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D · Reports and document generation

Schedule, preview, and approve

Save the schedule, reporting period, template, and output location for a recurring report, then review current-evidence preview and changes and approve that run only.

Version
1.5.1
Editions
Standard · Pro
Last verified build
1.5.1-private-commercial-r12

If the app is not installed, the link falls back to the safe download guide. It carries no file path, question, account, token, or evidence text.

WHEN TO USE IT

When this task is useful

Save the schedule, reporting period, template, and output location for a recurring report, then review current-evidence preview and changes and approve that run only.

PREPARE

Check these items before you start

Prepare a validated template, source profiles, reporting period, time zone, and output folder outside the source tree.

STEP BY STEP

Complete these steps in order

  1. Prepare a validated template, source profiles, reporting period, time zone, and output folder outside the source tree.

  2. Save schedule and rules in Recurring reports, open the due-run preview, review evidence, figures, stale or conflict states and the new filename, then approve it.

  3. Verify that next-run time, template version, source snapshot, approval hash, and result state are linked in the same run record.

  4. A due schedule never silently finalizes unreviewed content; only an approved run generates a new filename, and earlier outputs remain preserved.

FOR EXAMPLE

Installed synthetic ESG Demo

These files and values are automatically verified against the synthetic Demo shipped with Orbivell; they are not personal or company data.

Files
ESG_Report_2025.pdf, Emission_Data_2024_2025.xlsx
Question
What are the Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, and where are they located?
Orbivell result
Orbivell shows Scope 1 at 1,110 tCO2e and Scope 2 at 2,640 tCO2e as separate claims linked to a document page or spreadsheet cell.
User action
Open each source location, then adopt only the claims you verified.
Final result
Only the two adopted figures enter the ESG status draft, and the source files remain unchanged.

CHECK THE RESULT

How to know the task is complete

  • Verify that next-run time, template version, source snapshot, approval hash, and result state are linked in the same run record.
  • A due schedule never silently finalizes unreviewed content; only an approved run generates a new filename, and earlier outputs remain preserved.

EVIDENCE STATE AND NEXT ACTION

Read the state, then make the decision

Source confirmedPartially supportedConflicting sourcesSource not foundReview needed

Even a source-confirmed item should be adopted only after opening its source location. Partial, conflicting, missing, and review-needed items are never silently finalized; choose the appropriate next action: open the source, correct a value, add a source, or exclude the item.

LOCAL/EXTERNAL AI AND COST

Review transfer and cost before execution

Local only

Indexing, keyword search, opening sources, and reviewing existing results can run without external requests or external-processing credits.

When external processing is selected

Orbivell shows the external-processing service, excerpt scope, estimated credits, and maximum, and sends only after one-time approval. Actual usage is reconciled with a tamper-evident usage history.

LIMITS AND ERRORS

What Orbivell does not silently finalize

A run remains in review for insufficient evidence, conflict, source changes, or output-name collision. Saving a schedule never means automatic output approval.

Error or state code: PERIODIC_REPORT_APPROVAL_REQUIRED

If the state repeats, follow the next action shown in Status. Do not alter the source or delete failure records; request support with a redacted diagnostics bundle.

Published 2026-08-16 · Updated 2026-08-24 · Orbivell Product Team

Current-build screenshots are deferred until UI freeze at the owner's request. Structure, explanations, examples, and links are present in server-rendered HTML.