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PDF export is the way to send analysis findings to people outside Summand — execs, customers, regulators, anyone who needs the artifact but not the live dashboard.

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What’s in the PDF

  • Header — report title and generation time, in your time zone.
  • Executive summary — the dataset’s generated summary.
  • Key insights and surprises — each surprising pattern with its explanation.
  • Feature importance — a chart of the top 15 features, then contribution charts for the top 10.
  • Report metadata — generation time and dataset ID.
Charts are embedded as high-resolution images.

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How to export

1

Open the dataset

Navigate to the dataset whose analysis you want to export.
2

Open the Report view

Click Report in the dataset sidebar. PDF generation runs server-side in the background.
3

Download

When the PDF is ready, download it. The download link is valid for one hour. Summand stores the generated file and reuses it if you export again before the dataset changes.

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Limits

Enterprise plans can also export selected components as PDF or JSON from the dataset’s components list.

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Report templates

The Report view has an editor for the report layout. You can save your layout as a report template.

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Sharing the PDF

A PDF is a static file — once you download it, Summand has no further control over who sees it. Treat exports the way you’d treat any internal document. For ongoing access where revocation matters, share the dataset directly instead of mailing PDFs around. For datasets that change often, export a new PDF after each refresh.