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# Manage automated reports (Portal)

> Learn how to schedule automated reports and manage report recipients in the UI

Partners and merchants can schedule recurring reports, so no one has to manually pull and export the same report. Payabli emails each report as a CSV file to the recipients you configure.

Learn more about automated reports in [Notifications and reports overview](/guides/pay-ops-notifications-webhooks-overview). To manage event-based notifications instead, see [Manage notifications in the UI](/guides/pay-ops-portal-notifications-manage).

To manage automated reports, go to **Settings > Reports & Notifications**, then select the **Reports** tab. By default, the table lists reports by type, with one row per report type. Toggle **Group by Subscribers** to view the same subscriptions organized by recipient instead — useful when you want to review or change everything a specific person receives in one place.

## Schedule a new automated report

1. Go to **Settings > Reports & Notifications**, then select the **Reports** tab.
2. Click **Set Up Report Delivery**.
3. Enter the email address of each recipient.
4. Select the delivery frequency.
5. Select the timezone to use for the schedule.
6. Select the reports to include. Available report types are **Pay In Transactions**, **Pay In Settlements**, **Pay In Returned**, and **Boarding**.
7. Click **Review** to see a summary of the scheduled report.
8. Click **Add Notification** to confirm.

## Manage subscribers by report

With **Group by Subscribers** off, the **Reports** tab lists one row per report type. From here, you can add or remove subscribers for a specific report.

### Add subscribers

Add recipients to a report type that's already scheduled, without setting up a new schedule from scratch.

1. Go to **Settings > Reports & Notifications**, then select the **Reports** tab, with **Group by Subscribers** off.
2. Find the report, click its three-dot menu, then click **Add Subscribers**.
3. Enter the email addresses for the new subscribers. Separate multiple addresses with a comma.
4. Select the delivery frequency.
5. Select the timezone for this group of subscribers.
6. Click **Subscribe Users**.

### Remove subscribers

You can remove subscribers in three ways: all at once, one at a time, or everyone at a single delivery frequency.

#### Remove all subscribers

1. Go to **Settings > Reports & Notifications**, then select the **Reports** tab, with **Group by Subscribers** off.
2. Find the report, click its three-dot menu, then click **Unsubscribe Users**.
3. Click **Unsubscribe Users** to confirm.

Removing all subscribers removes the report from the table. To schedule it again, see [Schedule a new automated report](#schedule-a-new-automated-report).

#### Remove an individual subscriber

1. Go to **Settings > Reports & Notifications**, then select the **Reports** tab.
2. Find the report, click its three-dot menu, then click **View Details**.
3. Find the frequency group containing the subscriber you want to remove, and expand the accordion.
4. Click the red **x** next to the subscriber's email. This removes only that person — the frequency group's **Unsubscribe Users** icon instead removes everyone at that frequency.
5. Click **Delete Notification** to confirm.

#### Remove all subscribers at a frequency

A report can have subscribers on more than one delivery frequency at once — for example, some subscribed daily and others weekly. Use this to clear everyone at one frequency without touching the rest.

1. Open the report's detail panel as described in [Remove an individual subscriber](#remove-an-individual-subscriber).
2. Find the frequency you want to clear, and click its **Unsubscribe Users** icon.
3. Click **Delete Notification** to confirm.

This removes every subscriber at that frequency, but leaves subscribers at other frequencies for the same report untouched.

## Manage subscribers by person

Toggle **Group by Subscribers** to manage everything a specific person receives from one place, instead of finding them across multiple report rows.

### View subscriptions

1. Go to **Settings > Reports & Notifications**, select the **Reports** tab, then turn on **Group by Subscribers**.
2. Find the subscriber's row, and click **View Details** to see a summary of the reports they're subscribed to.

### Add a subscriber to another report

1. Find the subscriber, click their three-dot menu, then click **Subscribe to Report**.
2. Confirm the subscriber's email address and timezone. Both are pre-filled from their existing subscription.
3. Select the reports to subscribe them to.
4. Click **Review**, then click **Add Notification** to confirm.

### Remove a subscriber from one or more reports

1. Find the subscriber, click their three-dot menu, then click **Unsubscribe from Reports**.
2. Select the report types to remove.
3. Click **Review**, then click **Unsubscribe** to confirm.

Unsubscribing removes every frequency under a selected report type. If the subscriber receives that report at more than one frequency, all of them are removed.

## Related resources

See these related resources to help you get the most out of Payabli.

#### Prerequisites

* **[Notifications and reports overview](/guides/pay-ops-notifications-webhooks-overview)** - Get automated reports and notifications for key events

#### Related topics

* **[Manage notifications (Portal)](/guides/pay-ops-portal-notifications-manage)** - Learn how to add and manage event notifications in the UI