Reading your evening report
One page, once a day. It is built to be read in under a minute, because a report you skim is a report you eventually ignore.
The three sections
Who shipped. Each claim with its evidence next to it: the merged pull request, the moved issue, the live link. You are not taking anyone's word for it, and neither is Eodly.
Who is silent. No check-in and no activity. This is the one worth acting on quickly. Silence is usually a blocker nobody wanted to raise, not someone slacking.
Who is slipping. Where a claim and the evidence disagree. Someone said "almost done" three days running and nothing has moved. Eodly shows both sides and lets you judge.
Everything else is left out on purpose. It is exception-based: you read the few things that need you, not nine variations of "all good".
What "sourced" actually means
Most async standup tools relay what people type. Eodly weighs each claim against your systems of record before it reaches you:
| Claim | Evidence Eodly looks for |
|---|---|
| "Shipped the billing fix" | a merged pull request, pushed commits |
| "Moved the onboarding ticket" | an issue changed state in Linear |
| "Published the post" | a live link that resolves |
| "Design is done" | a screenshot, read by AI vision |
Agreement means nothing is flagged. Disagreement gets surfaced side by side.
How to use a flag
A flag is a prompt to ask, not a verdict. The useful response to "slipping" is almost always a question: what is in the way? Most flags resolve into a dependency, an unclear spec, or a task that was bigger than it looked.
Flags are dismissible. If you know why something looks stalled, dismiss it and it stops nagging.
Treating the report as evidence for a performance conversation is the fastest way to make your team start gaming their check-ins, and then the data is worthless to you. It works when it is a tool for removing blockers.
Generating one on demand
You do not have to wait for the evening. Generate now on the dashboard builds a report from whatever Eodly has so far. Useful right after setup, or before a board call.
Changing the timing
Report time and timezone are per workspace, in Settings. The default is 7 PM local. The report lands on your dashboard, and as a DM if you connected a chat tool.