CSV TO REPORT

Turn a CSV into a report.

A CSV is read like one sheet. Posh keeps the headers, the first 20 rows, and column stats for up to 200 rows. A figure on the report is supposed to come from that file.

Before

A CSV export.

After

A report asked to use those column stats. Bars appear only when two figures already on the page use the same unit.

Rows used
Up to 200
plus the header row
Sample shown
First 20 rows
plus the column stats
Numeric columns
Min, max, sum, mean
computed before the report
TSV
Same path
read as a CSV
01

What the file becomes

Posh does not send every row. It keeps the headers, the first 20 rows, and column stats for up to 200 rows. Numeric columns get a min, a max, a sum, and a mean. An empty file is refused. A file larger than 10 MB is refused.

02

What the report is asked to do

Preserve is the default and keeps your exact words. Editorial can tighten the prose. If a number is not in the file, it should not appear as a fact.

03

What you pay

There is no free plan. Someone who has not paid sees about one section, capped near 800 words. The rest is not sent. Hobby is $39 once or $9 a month, for 10 reports in a calendar month. The Made with Posh line stays on Hobby. Pro is $99 once or $29 a month, for 50 reports in a calendar month, with your logo, your name, and one color. On Pro the Posh line stays off unless you turn it on. A public share link is a Pro feature. Studio and Agency are not for sale.

Ready to try it

Drop a file. Get a report.

Drop a PDF, a spreadsheet, a Word file, or markdown. Up to 10 MB. Without a paid plan you see a short preview.

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