Output
HTML Report
Assembles the report sections — headers, tables, footers — into one self-contained .html file and saves it to a folder; with no sections it lays the rows out as a table itself.
When to use it
Use it as the last reporting step, for a report people open in a browser, print, or receive as an attachment.
In a pipeline
Report HeaderReport TableHTML ReportEmail Send
Settings
| Setting | Type | Required | Default or hint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Page title | text | — | Sales report {date} |
| Save to folder | text | Yes | reports |
| File name | text | — | report.html |
| Layout | select | — | screen |
| Overwrite a report already there | checkbox | — | true |
| Yes, really write to the file system | checkbox | — | false |
Example
Save the weekly report
- Save to folder=reports
- File name=sales_{date}.html
- Yes, really write to the file system=true
| Report File | Rows | Full Path |
|---|---|---|
| sales_2026-10-15.html | 42 | reports/sales_2026-10-15.html |
Worth knowing
- The file has no scripts and makes no outside requests (except linked images), so it opens anywhere and prints cleanly.
- Layout: Print sets A4 pages and honours Page Break.
- The output row's Full Path is the report, so Email Send can attach it.
- Nothing is written until you tick “Yes, really write to the file system”. A preview says where it would go.