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A white Canadian or American man President in his fifties at the head of a plain table, printed pack in hand (no readable names).

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Reports and union intelligence

The executive should walk counts that come from the records already in use — not a monthly rebuild from five exports.

Union Software is built for the collective bargaining economy — the local, the unit, the hall, the board — not for an employer HR stack. Intelligence here is live records, filtered the way the local is structured, drilled to the source.

How the week runs in the software

Advanced Reports builds membership, cases, dues, bargaining, and hall views from the records already in use. A challenged number opens the file.

The software answers how many members, whose cases are overdue, the dues position, and where the round stands, without a Wednesday rebuild.

Officers reviewing a laptop report table (masked).

How Union Software helps

Advanced Reports is the canvas

Tables, summaries, charts, pivots. Filters: case type, status, employer, agreement, assignee, dates — and the same idea on membership and dues.

The number opens the file

Cases, People, Finance, Bargaining, Hiring Hall.

Structure is a filter

Unit, worksite, employer. Multi-unit is not three workbooks.

Permissions still apply

A board pack can be counts. Sensitive notes stay in the case.

Saved views are the continuity

Next month starts from this month’s filters. This is not “analytics.” It is the pack.

Thursday’s board pack

Officers arrived with different numbers. The Recording Secretary needs one set to attach.

  1. Open a leadership view: membership counts, open cases, dues position, round progress.

  2. Drill any total that looks wrong into the source list.

  3. Align the verbal reports to those same filters.

  4. Save the views for the notice and the minutes.

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Leadership report · This month

Open cases, dues, and bargaining

Build tables, summaries, charts, and pivots, then drill through to the case list.

All records This month All teams
Open cases14728 due this week
Membership12,486
Dues collected98.4%
Days to expiry42
Activity over timeLast 30 days
Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4

How the software handles it

Workload with assignees

Advanced Reports counts cases and keeps the assigned person on the row.

  1. Build the view.
  2. Keep assignees.
  3. Open a challenged case.
  4. Do not show a chart with no owner.

One reporting period

People and Finance & Dues feed the same period.

  1. Pick the period.
  2. Read membership and dues.
  3. Keep supporting lines.
  4. Do not export two workbooks.

Saved slice

Filter by hall, unit, or local. That view is saved separately from a local-wide average.

  1. Set the filter.
  2. Read that slice.
  3. Open the record behind the number.
  4. Keep other units off that view.

Relevant products

Advanced Reports

the canvas.

People

membership counts, coverage.

Grievances & Cases

the file behind the case number.

Finance & Dues

the position behind the dues number.

Bargaining

round progress.

Hiring Hall

fill and outcomes.

Voting

certified turnout, never ballots.

Education & LMS

completion the board asked for.

Recording Secretary (an older white woman) files a printed pack beside a laptop showing the same saved view.

Operationally ready

The executive should walk counts that come from the records already in use — not a monthly rebuild from five exports.

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Questions they actually ask

How does a board number open a file?

Advanced Reports reads live cases, dues, membership, and bargaining. A challenged row opens that record.

Can the board see every case note?

No. Report workload and deadlines. Open the file only with the access the case already has.

How do I slice one unit or one hall?

Filter the view. A local-wide average is a different saved view.

How do dues and membership stay one period?

Finance & Dues and People feed the same reporting period. Do not export two workbooks.

Who points minutes at the pack?

The Recording Secretary points at the saved view the board saw. They do not own the report builder.