Made-up data from a demonstration. Not a client result.
What a Report Rebuild catches
A clean job export rebuilt the weekly report and laid it next to the old manual one.
Old manual report
Week ending Sep 5, 2026
- J-1002 Listed twice
- J-1004 2.00 hours, export said 2.25
- J-1007 Missing
Eight other jobs matched
Rebuilt from the export
Same week, clean source
- Jobs
- 10
- Labor hours
- 27.25
- Parts cost
- $700.85
- Completed
- 8
- Open
- 1
- Cancelled
- 1
8 + 1 + 1 = 10 jobs
Three mismatches, eight matches
- Job J-1002 appeared twice in the old report.
- Job J-1004 showed 2.00 hours; the export had 2.25.
- Job J-1007, an inspection of one hour, was missing.
Labor hours 27.25 and parts $700.85 are the sums of the ten export rows.
In plain words
If you already export jobs from tools you own, a Report Rebuild rebuilds the weekly report from that export and shows a side-by-side check.
When a source column changes or a duplicate slips in, the run stops instead of publishing a bad number. You keep an off switch.