Fix the problems you keep finding.
A definition was agreed last quarter. The report still uses the old calculation. Reperta turns the finding into an approved fix, prepares the changes and checks the result.
Sound familiar?
The issue was found. Then nothing happened.
A finding in a slide deck does not tell the delivery team which version was agreed or who approved it.
One fix, many reports.
Correct the number in one place and the old version lives on everywhere else.
Suggestions get mistaken for decisions.
An AI suggestion is a starting point. Someone who owns the number still has to agree it.
How Reperta helps
- 1
Make the issue specific
Link the finding to the calculation and every report it affects.
- 2
Agree the fix
The owner approves the definition and the scope of the change.
- 3
Make the change and check it
Reperta prepares the changes, your team approves them, and the results are checked against the agreed definition.

From finding to signed-off fix. Competing calculations, the reports they touch and the owner sign-off, all in one place.
Northwind: one metric, fifteen reports
Cost of Sales had three definitions across 15 reports. Once the owner agrees one, every report using another version is listed to correct, and each is checked after the change.
What you get
- A clear issue and the owner responsible
- A recorded decision with the evidence behind it
- Prepared changes for your team to approve
- Results checked against the agreed definition
Questions
Does Reperta fix the source report?
Reperta prepares the corrections. Your team reviews and approves them before anything reaches production.
How are changes checked?
Reporting logic and actual results are compared against the approved definition, using the periods and tolerances you set. Any differences are shown for review.
Related guides
Why your numbers don't match: one KPI, four definitions
How one KPI drifts into several definitions across the business, why that becomes a programme risk during a transformation, and how to get to one agreed number.
Read the guideKeep, fix, retire or rebuild: a decision framework for reports
A simple framework for deciding what each report deserves, the evidence to ask for behind every verdict and how to get owners to commit.
Read the guideOther places teams start
All use cases- Conflicting numbersOne agreed definition for every metric
- AI-built dashboardsFaster dashboards still need agreed numbers
- Ongoing reporting healthStay right as reporting changes
- Dashboard sprawlKnow what you have before you build more
- Spreadsheet reportingFind the workbooks the business runs on
- ModernisationDecide what to keep, fix, retire or rebuild
- Moving to Power BIMove what matters and leave the rest behind
- Retiring SSRSSwitch off the old server without surprises
Bring the number nobody can explain.
Book a 30-minute demo. We will show you how Reperta finds what is behind it, fixes it and keeps it right.