What is included in a Zuko report?
Reports can organize relevant structured activity, such as communication, requests, expenses, or parenting time, into a clearer review format.
Choose the report type and time period carefully so the result reflects the question you are trying to answer. Date ranges include records through the selected end date.
When an accountability record is linked to a message or request, the export shows the linked record and its own date so the timeline remains clear, even when those dates differ.
How are reports generated and delivered?
Reports are generated securely in the background. When a report is ready, it appears in Documents and Zuko sends a service notification to the account email when available.
Report generation requires an internet connection and may take a little time for larger date ranges. You do not need to wait on the report screen after submitting a request.
Can a Zuko report be used in court?
A Zuko report is a recordkeeping tool. It does not determine facts, provide legal advice, or guarantee that a court or other decision-maker will accept or give weight to the report.
Admissibility and legal relevance depend on the applicable rules and circumstances. Ask a qualified legal professional how a report may be used in your matter.
Report and export availability depends on your plan. Keep copies of reports you consider important and review the included dates and records before sharing them.