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Scheduled reports

:::info Pro feature Scheduled reports are part of Pro and included in the 30-day trial. The section only appears while you have Pro. Compare plans on Free vs Pro. :::

If you send the same "here's what I did this week" email to the same client every Friday, let Gigtime do it. Scheduled reports email a summary of your logged time on a recurring schedule, automatically.

Creating a schedule​

On the Reports page, find the Schedule Reports section and click New:

  • Schedule Name — e.g. "Weekly Client Report".
  • Frequency — Weekly, Biweekly, or Monthly, with a day picker: day of the week for weekly/biweekly, or day of the month (1st–28th) for monthly.
  • Report Filters — optionally scope to a client, a project, and/or billable status, exactly like the on-screen report filters.
  • Recipients — one or more email addresses, comma-separated.

Click Create. New schedules are active immediately.

What gets sent, and when​

Reports go out on the day you chose, covering the period ending yesterday:

FrequencyCovers
WeeklyThe previous 7 days
BiweeklyThe previous 14 days
MonthlyRoughly the previous month

Recipients get an HTML email with a summary (total hours, billable percentage) and an entry table — date, client, project, description, duration, billable. Scheduled emails are a formatted summary rather than a PDF attachment; if a client needs the PDF, send it manually.

With a verified custom email domain, scheduled reports also go out from your own domain — the Send reports from address (or the invoice address when no separate one is set), with replies routed to your business email.

Managing schedules​

Each schedule in the list shows its cadence in plain words ("Every Monday", "Monthly on the 1st"), its filters, and its recipient count, along with:

  • An active switch — pause a schedule without deleting it; flip it back on when the project resumes.
  • A pencil to edit any field.
  • A trash button to delete (with a confirmation).

If you cancel Pro, schedules stop sending — they'll resume if you re-subscribe.