Reports in your own colours and font

The Design screen in the operator app lists every token in groups, each with a picker or a value:

Each changed token is marked and can be reset on its own. A preview shows the design as it is set.

Six shipped presets are a starting point: Foundry, Ink & Copper, Monochrome, Nordic, Sharp and Sand & Terracotta. A preset sets the whole look in one click, and the tokens stay open for changes on top. Any design can be saved as a preset of the company's own.

A design-tokens file, such as Figma variables exported with a tokens plugin or a Tokens Studio export, can be imported. Before anything is written, the screen lists what each variable would set; the import then replaces the current design or is layered over it.

The design belongs to the company and is kept with its settings. Every report takes it on its next build.

Readers switch each report between dark and light mode, and the browser remembers the choice for the next report. The surfaces, the accent and the alert colours are set for each mode, and the chart colours are made for each mode from the same three. Radii and type serve both.

Red, amber and green are the traffic light: a loss, an overdue receivable, a favourable variance. They mean the same in every report, whatever its design. A design may tune their tone, never their meaning. The accent is a brand colour and free to choose; good and bad are drawn in the traffic light.

Chart colours follow roles: the figure a chart is about, a measure beside it, what it is held against, such as the prior year or the budget, and the forecast, drawn lighter. Splits such as service lines, clients or entities take the categories in order. Red, amber and green appear in a chart only where it judges, such as a loss year or an adverse step in a bridge.