The Reports form is designed to obtain information from the repository on agreements, transactions, master agreements and operations, performed according to these documents. The Web-client has the following forms of obtaining reports: statements (Fig. 1.1) and daily reports on the pending documents (Fig. 1.2). 

Fig. 1 – Reports form

Statement

Statement is a document that contains summary information on agreements/reports/master agreements in the registry for a certain period of time. The statement is sent to the client upon request, which can be created in the Message Preparation section. The statement is also sent to the client at the end of the day, if any documents were registered during the day. The statement format is provided on the repository format website. In the Web-client statements are displayed in tables (Fig. 2), where each row contains information about one message thread: statement request→statement.

Fig. 2 – Statement form

Statements and Daily reports forms have the same sets of tools for working with reports, which are described in section Form elements. 

Daily report on pending documents

This report contains information on the following documents:

1. documents which the client sent to the repository, transferred to counterparty for confirmation, and the counterparty’s response has not yet been received;
2. documents that were sent by client's counterparties to the repository, transferred to the customer for confirmation, and the customer’s response has not yet been received. 

The format of such report is available on the repository formats website. In the Web-client statements are displayed in the form of a table (Fig. 3), where each row contains information for a single report.

 
Fig. 3 – Daily reports form

Statements and Daily reports forms have the same sets of tools for working with reports, which are described in section Form elements. 

Form elements

The Statements and Daily reports form contains the following information about documents:

• Date – the date of the statement/report;

• Party 1 – name of the company, acting as the first party to the contract, transaction, master agreement;

• Party 2 – name of the company, acting as the second party to the contract, transaction, master agreement;

• Status – type of a report;
• Correlation ID – identification number of a notification thread. Assigned automatically by a Web-client.
  
  

Hovering the mouse pops up a toolbar. Description of the toolbar buttons is shown in Table 1.

Table 1 – Toolbar buttons

Button	Function
	View statement
	Print statement
	Mark as read
	Mark as unread

To view the statement data it is necessary to:

1. click on the row in the table. This will open the additional information block, which contains the type and identification number of the statement/report. The example of information blocks for the Daily reports and Statements form is presented in Fig. 4 and 5;
               
   Fig. 4 – information on                              Fig. 5 – information on 
   registry statements                                   daily statements
   
   
2. click on the statement name, which is an active link, to display statement (Fig. 6 and 7).
        
     Fig. 6 – viewing a registry statement                                         Fig. 7 – viewing a daily statement
   

Reports can be printed using the  button in the report view form.