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Access purchasing reports

Reports allow you to manage and download your historical data, including orders, products, and deliveries from the past two years.

💡 Reports are only accessible from Choco Web

Types of Reports

There are 3 types of reports available:

  • Orders – Investigate order costs per location

  • Products – Optimise forecasting for seasonal products

  • Deliveries – Compare delivery checks across your locations

You can create and break down your reports by supplier and location.

How to Create a Purchasing Report

  1. Log in to web.choco.com

  2. Select the Reports tab on the left side bar

  3. Click Create New Report

  4. Under Select a report, choose your report type (Orders, Products, or Deliveries)

  5. Select your locations and distributors

  6. Click Continue

  7. Once you've selected your report type, choose a timeframe option

    1. Download Report Now:

      1. Choose a timeframe from the dropdown:

        • Yesterday

        • Last 7 days

        • Last 30 days

        • Last calendar week

        • Last calendar month

      2. Then click Continue to review the summary, and click Download Now to save the file to your downloads folder.

    2. Set Up a Recurring Report

      1. Choose a timeframe (e.g. Last calendar month)

      2. Select a frequency:

        • Daily

        • Weekly

        • Monthly

      3. If you select Monthly, choose the day of the month and the time you'd like the report to be sent

      4. Click Continue to review your settings in the Summary screen

      5. Confirm to activate the recurring report

💡 Recurring reports are sent as a downloaded .xlsx file and can be delivered to multiple email recipients.

Summary Screen

Before finalising, you'll see a Summary of your selections:

  • Type of report (e.g. Orders report)

  • Distributors selected

  • Locations selected

  • Timeframe applied

You can click Edit next to any section to go back and make changes before downloading or scheduling.

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