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Processors

The Report Processors page lists the FPL report processors defined in the account and their execution history. From here you can search and sort the list, import or create report processors, clone an existing one, and review a processor's prior runs.

Menu path: Reports → Processors · URL path: /reports/processors

Report Processors page showing the Dashboard Reports tab with a grid of report processor cards

Page Layout​

From top to bottom the page contains:

  • A header with the title Report Processors and the subtitle List of FPL Report processors and execution history, with a Search box and a Sort By dropdown on the right.
  • A row of category tabs — Dashboard Reports (selected by default), Reports, and Tasks — with the Import Report and Add Report buttons on the right.
  • A card grid, three cards per row, with one card for each report processor.

Search and Sort​

  • Search — type in the search box to filter the cards by name.
  • Sort By — opens a menu that reorders the cards. The options are:
    • Name: A-Z
    • Name: Z-A
    • Last Updated

Sort By menu on the Report Processors page listing Name A-Z, Name Z-A, and Last Updated

Category Tabs​

The tabs under the header filter the list by processor category: Dashboard Reports, Reports, and Tasks. The screenshots on this page show the Dashboard Reports tab.

Import Report​

Click Import Report to open the Import FPL Report as Processor dialog, which loads report definitions from a file:

  • An upload area labeled Click here to upload a file or drop the file here; it accepts .json formats.
  • A selection table with a checkbox column and Name and Description columns. Until a file is loaded it reads No data available.
  • Import — imports the selected reports (disabled until a file is loaded and a row is selected).
  • Cancel — closes the dialog without importing.

Import FPL Report as Processor dialog with file upload area, empty selection table, and Import and Cancel buttons

Add Report​

Click Add Report to leave the list and open the report editor at /platform/processors/report with a new, empty report:

  • The editor has Code Editor, Output, and Report tabs, and shows the report name (New Report) and its run status in the toolbar.
  • The Code Editor tab contains an FPL skeleton (function main()) plus Trace Log and Error Log panes, which read No traces available and No errors available for a new report.
  • A Processor Info panel opens on the right with a Details form: a Name field (prefilled with New Report), a Type dropdown (set to Report), and a Description field. Click Save Report at the bottom of the panel to save the new processor.

Report editor opened by Add Report, with FPL code skeleton and the Processor Info panel showing Name, Type, and Description fields

Processor Cards​

Each card summarizes one report processor:

  • The card title is the processor name; some cards show a short description under the name.
  • Last Updated — the date and time the processor was last modified.
  • Prior Runs — a dash when there is no recent run history, or a count badge when runs exist (see below).
  • The card body shows thumbnail tiles of the report's widgets (table, chart, trend, and document icons).

Card Options Menu​

The ... button in a card's title bar opens the card's options menu. It contains a single option:

  • Clone — creates a copy of the report processor.

Options menu open on a report processor card showing the Clone option

The same menu is available on every card.

Choosing Clone opens the report editor at /platform/processors/report with a copy of the processor: the Code Editor is loaded with the source processor's FPL code, and the Processor Info panel opens on the right with its Details form prefilled — the Name field contains the source processor's name, the Type dropdown is set to Report, and the Description field is empty. Click Save Report at the bottom of the panel to save the copy.

Report editor opened by Clone, showing the source processor's FPL code and the Processor Info panel with the name prefilled

Prior Runs Count​

When a processor has recent runs, its Prior Runs value is a blue count badge. Click the badge to expand the run history inside the card: each entry shows the launch date and time on the left and the run ID with its status — for example ID:7 (completed) — on the right.

Report processor card expanded by the Prior Runs badge, listing seven runs with timestamps and completed status