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Digital reporting for the public sector

With OnlineReports, reports for the public sector are produced in a cohesive digital workflow where structure, collaboration and publishing are managed in the same system. The result is a more controlled, transparent and long-term process adapted for organisations with high demands on transparency and accessibility.

Public sector reporting places particular demands on transparency and structure

Reports within the public sector must be clear, accessible and accurate. They are aimed at citizens, politicians, authorities and other stakeholders, which means high demands on structure, traceability and consistent presentation.

With a digital way of working, the entire report production process is brought together in one system where content, review and publishing are connected. This creates better control over the process and reduces reliance on separate documents and manual versions.

A structured approach for complex organisations

Build reports in a shared and clear structure that can be reused and further developed over time.

Collaboration across multiple functions

Finance, operations, communications and management can work in parallel on the same report with clearly defined roles and permissions.

Publish digitally with consistency

Publish digitally and generate PDF from the same content to ensure consistency between formats.

A structure that ensures consistency and comparability

Public sector reports often contain recurring sections such as performance monitoring, goal achievement and financial summaries.

In OnlineReports, the report is built in a clear structure where content can be updated without affecting the report as a whole. This makes it easier to create comparability between years and to ensure that information is presented consistently and clearly.

A Unified Approach to Public Sector Reporting

Public organisations often involve several departments and decision-making levels in the reporting process. Ensuring accuracy and transparency requires a clear division of responsibilities and documented review.

In OnlineReports, the entire process can be managed in one shared flow instead of being split across separate documents and versions. This simplifies collaboration and strengthens control over published information.

Tailored to the organisation's needs

The annual report process involves multiple functions, high quality requirements and significant responsibility for ensuring that information is accurate, consistent and traceable. OnlineReports is designed to support the entire process in a cohesive workflow, tailored for larger and more complex organisations.

End-to-End Annual Report Management

In practice, this means the entire annual report process can be gathered and managed in a single connected flow, rather than being split into separate steps and tools.

  • A shared structure for the entire annual report
  • Parallel work with clear roles and permissions
  • Traceability in changes, review, and approval
  • A consistent visual expression in line with the company’s guidelines
  • Digital publishing with the option to generate a PDF from the same content

The result is a more controlled, efficient, and predictable annual report process where structure, quality, and collaboration are kept together in one and the same system over time.

Digital publishing and accessibility

Reports are published in a digital format that makes the content searchable and easy to navigate. A PDF can be generated from the same content when required for archiving or distribution.

This ensures that the same information forms the basis for all formats and strengthens accessibility for different audiences.

Questions and answers

Is OnlineReports a template tool for public sector reports?

No. The platform is a flexible tool that adapts to the organisation's structure, requirements and ways of working.

Yes. Multiple functions can work in parallel with clearly defined roles and full traceability.

Yes. The structure can be reused and further developed over time, creating efficiency and comparability.

Yes. The content is produced once and can be published digitally as well as generate a PDF from the same source.