AI Report Generator
Say what the report has to answer and who reads it. An AI agent does the research, writes the document section by section with a source behind each claim, and typesets it in your brand — ready to send, not a draft you have to reformat.
The reports people actually have to write
A report is a shape defined by its reader. Each of these changes the structure, the evidence bar, and how much of the argument is allowed to be implicit.
Market and competitive report
Who else is in this market, at what price, serving whom. The value is in the comparison and in the gap the comparison exposes, not in the vendor list.
Client-facing audit
Findings the client did not ask for, ordered by what they should fix first. Written to be forwarded without you in the room to explain it.
Board and investor report
Results against plan, what changed, what you want decided. Short, sourced, and honest about the number that moved the wrong way.
Post-mortem and internal review
What happened, why, and what changes. Useful only if it names things, so the draft names them and you decide what to soften.
Due diligence
A written answer to "should we sign this?", with the independent sources separated from what the counterparty says about itself.
Research brief
The short version for people who will not read twenty pages: the question, the answer, the two facts it rests on, and where to look if you disagree.
How it works, in three steps
- 1
Say what it has to answer
The question, the reader, and the decision hanging on it. Paste your own numbers or point at a site — the agent reads what you give it.
- 2
The agent researches and writes
It searches, reads the sources properly, drafts section by section, and keeps a citation for every claim it makes. Unsupported claims get flagged before you see them.
- 3
Push back, then export
Challenge the weak sections, ask for depth where it matters, and export to PDF typeset in your brand colours and fonts.
Why this beats a chatbot draft
Asking a chat model for a report gives you prose. What makes a report usable is everything around the prose: sources you can check, a structure someone will actually read, and a file you can send.
| A chat draft | Veii agent | |
|---|---|---|
| Sources | Named vaguely, or invented outright | A citation per claim, and a check that flags the unsupported ones |
| Research depth | Whatever the model already knew | Live search, sources read rather than skimmed |
| Output | Text in a chat window you paste somewhere | A document that exports to PDF in your brand |
| Length | Stops when the reply budget does | As long as the argument needs, written in sections |
| Revision | Re-prompt and hope the good parts survive | Revise a section; the rest of the document stays put |
| The next report | Starts from nothing again | Starts from your context, your numbers, your house style |
Who this is for
Consultants and agencies
The report is the deliverable, and most of the hours go into research and formatting rather than into judgement. Hand over both, spend your time on the recommendations, and send something that already looks like your firm.
Write a competitive positioning report for our client, a 40-person accounting practice in Manchester. Compare them to four local firms on services, pricing signals and how they present themselves online. End with three positioning options and the trade-off in each.
Founders reporting to a board
Board papers are mostly assembly, and the assembly is what eats the weekend. Give the agent the quarter and let it draft; you spend your time on the two sections where your judgement is the point.
Write our Q3 board report. Revenue €2.4M against a €2.6M plan, enterprise slipped, SMB churn at 4.2% monthly, pipeline coverage 3.1x for Q4. Cover results against plan, what changed, the VP Sales hire I want approved, and the churn discussion I am not looking forward to.
Operations and quality teams
Recurring reports — incidents, audits, supplier reviews — follow a shape that never changes and still takes a day. Describe the shape once and the agent produces it every time, in the same house style.
Write a supplier quality review for the last six months: non-conformities by supplier, the three that account for most of them, root causes where we recorded them, and the corrective actions I should propose at the management review.
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI report generator?
It is an agent that turns a brief into a finished document: it researches the question, structures the argument, writes it section by section, and attaches a source to each claim. The difference from asking a chat model for prose is that the output is checkable and sendable — a file, with citations, in your own visual identity.
Is the AI report generator free?
Yes. Veii runs on free-tier models and free search sources, so writing a report costs you nothing and no credit card is asked for at signup.
Does it cite its sources?
Yes, and it is enforced rather than trusted: reports pass through a citation check that flags claims without support before the document reaches you. Every claim can be followed back to the page it came from, which is the difference between a report you can act on and a confident-sounding essay.
Can I export the report to PDF?
Yes. Reports export to PDF typeset in your workspace brand — your palette, your typography, your logo — so a document can go to a board or a client without being reformatted first.
Can it be wrong?
Yes. It can misread a source, and a source can itself be wrong or out of date. That is exactly why each claim carries a citation: the design assumes you will check the two or three facts your decision actually rests on rather than trusting the whole document evenly.
How long a report can it write?
As long as the argument needs. The document is written in sections rather than in one pass, so length is not capped by a single reply — ask for a two-page brief or a twenty-page review and you get the shape you asked for.
Can I revise one section without redoing the report?
Yes. Tell the agent what is wrong with a section and it rewrites that part; the rest of the document stays where it is. That is the practical difference from re-prompting a chat model, where a new answer replaces everything including the parts that were fine.
Does it use my own data?
It uses whatever you give it and whatever is already in your workspace — your metrics, earlier reports, documents you uploaded. Reports stay in the workspace, so the next one starts from what the agent already knows about your company instead of from an empty page.
Write your first report
Create a free workspace, describe the report, and read the draft. Then check the citations — that is what makes it a report rather than an essay.
Write a report free