Set it once. Read it every week.
Turn any analysis into a standing cadence. Discera runs it on the schedule you choose and delivers the finished report to Slack or your inbox — so the pattern finds you, not the other way around.
A standing cadence, not a chore.
The most valuable analyses are the ones you’d want every week — the win/loss digest, the competitor roundup, the rising-objection check. Running them by hand means they slip.
Schedules make them automatic. Build the analysis once with a relative date window, choose a cadence, and Discera takes it from there: it runs on time and the report shows up where your team already looks.
Every schedule goes through a quick draft-and-review before it activates, and every run keeps its own history — so a standing report never becomes a black box.
Three choices, then autopilot.
- 01
Build the analysis
Write the question, pick the segment, and choose a relative date range like “last 7 days” so the window moves with each run.
- 02
Set the cadence
Daily, weekly, or weekdays, at the time and timezone you choose. Review it as a draft, then activate.
- 03
It runs itself
Discera executes on schedule and delivers the finished report to Slack or your inbox. Each run is tagged so you can see exactly what fired and when.
Exactly when, exactly where.
- Daily · Weekly
Pick daily, weekly, or weekdays-only — whatever cadence the question deserves.
- Your timezone
Set the exact time and timezone, so the report is ready before the meeting that needs it.
- Relative windows
“Last week,” “last 30 days” — the range rolls forward automatically on every run.
- Auto-delivered
Each run posts to Slack or email, with full history kept so nothing is a black box.
Frequently asked.
What cadences are supported?
Daily, weekly, and weekdays-only, each at a time and timezone you choose. You set it up as a draft, review, and then activate.
Does the date range update each run?
Yes. Schedules use relative date ranges like “last 7 days,” so the analysis window moves forward automatically with every execution.
Where do scheduled reports go?
To Slack and/or your inbox. A schedule can carry its own Slack destination, or fall back to your workspace's connected Slack integration.
Can I see what ran?
Yes. Every execution is recorded with its own history, and each resulting report is tagged as schedule-triggered so it's easy to trace.
Stop running the same report. Put it on a schedule.
Pick a cadence, pick a destination, and let the analysis run itself — free to set up on your own pipeline today.
No credit card required for the 30-day trial · Most first reports back before the next stand-up