Scheduled reports deliver a private market snapshot to destinations you control, at the local times you choose. The feature is available to every signed-in account; creating and receiving reports still requires an active paid plan or an already-started active Market Explorer trial.
Sign in to configure a report, create an account, or compare plans. Opening the page or creating a schedule does not start an unused trial.
One report, several private delivery options
- Choose supported assets and daily delivery times in your preferred time zone.
- Receive the same immutable report by verified email, securely linked private Telegram chat, or both.
- Add an Excel workbook to verified email or private Telegram delivery when spreadsheet output is enabled.
- Preview the configuration without requesting market values, then send a confirmed private test when you are ready.
Eligibility and quota
Scheduled reports use the account's existing quota; there is no separate report allowance. Each scheduled occurrence reserves one quota unit and finalizes it after at least one private destination accepts the delivery. A confirmed test also uses one quota unit. If the plan or active trial is unavailable, the saved schedule remains private and delivery stays paused until access returns.
Privacy by design
Recipients cannot be typed into a report. Email goes only to the account's currently verified address. Telegram goes only to the private chat linked through the secure account-linking flow; groups and channels are not supported. Servix does not publish report files at reusable public URLs.
Control and recovery
You can update, pause, resume, or delete your schedule at any time. Delivery is idempotent and retry behavior is bounded. Administrators can stop new generation and delivery with an emergency switch without deleting report definitions or quota records.
Start with the complete guide
Read the scheduled reports guide for setup, time zones, Telegram linking, Excel, tests, quotas, troubleshooting, and privacy. Review supported assets and service status before relying on an operational schedule.