> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rivvi.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Reports & artifacts

> The rich cards Rivvi builds inside the chat, and how you work with them.

When you ask Rivvi for something substantial, it doesn't answer with a wall of text — it builds an **artifact**: a rich, interactive card right inside the conversation. A report is an artifact. A launch approval is an artifact. A question that needs your input comes back as an artifact.

## The three kinds of cards

<CardGroup cols={3}>
  <Card title="Something to read" icon="file-lines">
    Reports, briefings, live run views, task lists, and detail views. These show you work and results.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Something to decide" icon="square-check">
    Forms, pickers, and approvals. These ask for your input and act the moment you submit.
  </Card>

  <Card title="A status snapshot" icon="gauge">
    Quick summaries — where setup stands, what a run did — so you always know where things are.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

## Reports

A report is Rivvi's answer to "how is this going." Ask for one in plain language and Rivvi assembles it from live data, laid out consistently:

1. **The headline number** first — the one figure that answers your question.
2. **Charts** showing the trend or breakdown.
3. **A table** with the row-by-row detail.
4. **Method and recommendations** where useful.

<Tip>
  The numbers in a report are tied to the data Rivvi pulled — they aren't re-typed by hand, so a report can't quietly disagree with itself.
</Tip>

### Refine a report in place

You don't start over to change a report — you just ask.

```text theme={null}
Break that down by location instead.
Now show me just the last 7 days.
Add the voicemail rate.
```

Rivvi revises **the same report**, keeps your place, and gives you a version stepper so you can look back at earlier versions. See [Analytics](/workspace/analytics) for what you can ask.

## Cards that ask for your input

Some cards are interactive:

* **Forms** — fill in a few fields (for example, launch settings) and submit.
* **Pickers** — choose from options, like which column in your file holds phone numbers.
* **Approvals** — review exactly what's about to happen and approve or decline.
* **Reconciliations** — confirm how Rivvi matched things up.

When you **submit** one of these, Rivvi acts on it right away — you don't need to restate your choice in a new message.

## Buttons inside a report

Reports can carry action buttons. Depending on the button, it might:

* kick off a related action,
* start a live preview of your voice agent, or
* open a full page — an inbox, a program, a run, or a settings screen.

Opening a full page is normal; some things are clearer on their own screen. The chat is always there to return to.

## Pin, reopen, and share your place

Artifacts have their own address, so you can reopen a specific report or card later and pick up where you left off. If you navigate away and come back, Rivvi restores what you were looking at.

## Next

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="Analytics" icon="chart-line" href="/workspace/analytics">
    Everything you can ask about your results.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Launching outreach" icon="phone-arrow-up-right" href="/workspace/launching-outreach">
    The approval card behind every launch.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>