Project - Reports

On this page you can check the reports created for the project and create new ones.

How to get here

  1. Log in to memoQweb as an administrator or a project manager.

  2. On the Active projects list, click a project.

  3. At the top of the screen, click the Reports tab.

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What can you do?

Read a quick introduction about this page

When you first open a project's Reports page, you see this:

Use the Next and Previous buttons to jump between pages. Click Skip tour to close this panel.

Later, you can click Reset onboarding in the Help menu any time to see the introduction again.

Check existing reports

The page lists all the reports that people created for this project. If there are no reports yet for this project, you see this page:

To create a new report, click the Create report button. The Create report page opens.

  • To see what documents are part of a report, click the number of documents in the Scope column in its row. The Report scope panel opens on the right, showing the list of documents.

  • To open a report, click the Preview  icon in its row.

    The report's header shows general information (Description, Target languages, Created on, Created by), and the settings the report was created with. These are different for each report type.

    To learn more about report types, see the documentation about the desktop app's memoQ online project - Reports window.

  • To download a report, click the Download  icon in its row.

    To download two or more reports, select their checkboxes, and above the list, click the Download link.

    To select all the reports you see in the list, select the checkbox in the table header. To select all the reports for this project, do the same, then click the Select all (number) link above the table.

    Then choose a format: HTML, CSV - semicolon separated, CSV - comma separated, or CSV - tab separated, and click the Download button.

    Tracked changes in documents reports are only available in HTML format. If you select such reports together with other types, the Tracked changes in documents reports will be in HTML, and the other reports in the format you chose.

  • To delete a report, click the Delete  icon in its row.

  • To delete two or more reports, select their checkboxes and above the list, click Delete.

Filter the report list

Above the report list, click the Filter  icon. The Filter for pane appears on the right:

Choose a date range under Created on. From the other dropdowns, choose one or more values.

  • Report type contains all possible report types.

  • Target languages and Files contain all target languages and documents in the project.

  • Created by lists the users who created reports in the project. In template-based projects, memoQ also adds automated actions to the list. For example, you can filter for all reports created by the Create analysis report automated action.

Selected values appear as gray labels. To remove one, click the X on its right side.

  • To clear all the settings and start over, click Reset filters.

  • To filter the list with the settings you chose, click Apply filter.

  • To close the Filter for pane without filtering, click the X in its top right corner.

Create a report

  • A progress report is an overview of how much of a project is done. It gives you a breakdown by segment status. In a multilingual project, you can run a progress report for all target languages or a single target language.

  • An analysis report counts words, characters, and segments in the source text of the whole project. It looks up every segment in the translation memories and LiveDocs corpora, and counts the different types of matches. You run this report when you prepare a project. It is often run automatically, especially from projects created from a template.

  • A post-translation analysis (PTA) report shows savings coming from TM and LiveDocs matches – after translation is complete. The regular analysis "predicts" how much you could save on matches. Post-translation analysis gives you the actual savings. It is also useful for finding out how much each translator can bill. You run this report after a project is delivered (or when at least one translator delivered all their work).

  • An edit distance report shows how much work a translator or a reviewer change the text.

  • A reviewer change report shows how much a reviewer edited the documents with tracked changes turned on.

  • tracked changes report shows what reviewers changed in a project's translation. It compares two versions of files and shows what was changed.

To create one of these reports, click the Create report link above the report list. The Create report page opens.