Reports & analytics
The numbers your board keeps asking for
Live charts of intake, pipeline, applications, and medical costs, updated the moment your team logs anything. No spreadsheets, no end-of-month scramble, no guessing.
Intake (6 months)
103 dogs
Application status
47 active
Intake & adoption trends
Six-month rolling charts so you can see whether you're growing, plateauing, or bottlenecked.
Pipeline distribution
Where dogs are sitting right now: medical hold, awaiting foster, in foster, adoptable. Spot bottlenecks fast.
Medical cost reports
Monthly totals plus per-dog breakdowns, ready to attach to grant applications.
Why it matters
Reports built for the questions that actually get asked
Show your board a six-month trend instead of one month's screenshot.
Application pipeline charts make it obvious where applicants are getting stuck.
Medical and foster costs roll up by month so grant applications take minutes, not days.
Average days-to-adoption by breed and size, so you can target outreach where it counts.
For directors who'd rather rescue dogs than build spreadsheets
If you've ever spent a Sunday afternoon copying numbers from spreadsheets into a board deck, this is for you. The data already lives in PupOps. The reports are already built. Just open them.
The difference
What changes when reporting takes minutes, not days
Before PupOps
Manually counting rows in a spreadsheet for the monthly board update
No idea where dogs are bottlenecking in the pipeline
Grant applications delayed because medical totals aren't pulled together
Different volunteers reporting different numbers
Decisions made on gut feel because the data is too painful to gather
With PupOps
Open the reports tab, screenshot the chart, send to the board
Pipeline distribution makes bottlenecks obvious at a glance
Medical and foster costs ready for any grant application in one click
One source of truth, identical numbers no matter who's reporting
Decisions backed by live trend lines, not anecdotes
See the live reports.
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