Editable reports & custom data

Reports that read and write.

The thing Excel was really doing for you wasn't the chart — it was the extra column where a PM typed a forecast to complete, or someone logged a change-order status or a downtime reason. MVP FastPass keeps that, and stores it in the database where it belongs.

  • Notes and comments on any row
  • Custom fields: forecast to complete, percent complete, change-order status, downtime reason, anything
  • Every edit audited: who, what, when
  • Permissions down to the field
Live demo · try editing a row

Demo Double-click a row, or use its edit link, to change it. This is a demo on sample data: your edits show here and stay in your browser. In a real build they are saved to the warehouse, with who changed what and when.

Where it goes

Stored next to the data, never on top of it.

User-entered data lives in its own tables in your warehouse, keyed to the source rows. Source data stays untouched; the ETL can reload it any time without wiping anyone’s notes.

Source rows

Read-only, reloaded by ETL

Job cost, commitments, work orders — whatever the report is about. Nobody edits these from the report.

Custom data tables

Notes, fields, flags

Linked to the original row, with who changed it and when. Usable in every other report and your BI tools.

Report view

Connected on the fly

Each note and field is tied to its source row, so the grid shows them as one record. Editable cells are obvious; everything else is locked.

Live demo · the role setup screen

Custom permissions

The right people see the right rows — and edit only the right fields.

Permissions are part of the build, not an add-on. Tie them to your existing logins, then decide per role:

Row-level

Project managers see their own jobs only.

Field-level

The PM edits the forecast; the field team can only read it.

Approval

A forecast change past a threshold waits for the controller.

Audit trail

Every change has a name and a timestamp.

Got a spreadsheet with a “Comments” column everyone depends on? Let’s talk.

Editable reports are included in every reporting solution. Which fields, who can edit them, and whether edits need sign-off are settled on the scoping call.