ReportArk publishes interactive HTML reports for review

ReportArk gives teams a way to share HTML reports produced by an agent or another workflow. Its product overview says it hosts the interactive report, returns a review link and lets invited teammates place feedback next to the finding or chart they are reviewing.

What happens to the report files

The feature documentation describes uploading a ZIP package containing an index.html file and its supporting assets. ReportArk says it keeps the HTML, styles, images, fonts and report interactions together. A reader can open the result in a browser without setting up a local server.

The report address can remain stable as the content changes. That helps a team continue using a shared link when the author uploads a revision. ReportArk also documents a skill an agent can use to publish the package and return the address to the conversation.

How reviewers leave feedback

Approved teammates sign in to comment. They can attach a comment to a heading, chart or table, and the agent can read the comment with its location and quoted context. That gives a revision a specific target. An editor can inspect the same section that prompted the request.

The product says anyone with the link can view a report under the described sharing mode. The pricing page also lists password sharing and the option to pause sharing. Check the chosen sharing settings before distributing a report that contains internal information.

What the free plan allows

The pricing page lists a free tier with up to five retained reports, a 20 MB limit per report and 30 days of report retention. Paid tiers offer larger reports and longer availability. When a free report expires, the page says it becomes inaccessible. Keep a copy of the original HTML package when the report needs to outlast the hosted review.