Boardroom-ready financials without a designer in the loop. The Quarterly Report template pairs a confident sans-serif for headings with a serif body on A4, accented in deep green — zebra-striped tables for regional breakdowns, pull-quote styling for the numbers you want remembered.
Write the quarter in Markdown — summary, a table by region, the wins as a list. Inkrun handles the rest: page geometry, heading scale, table design, running headers. The Q3 report will look exactly like Q2's, because the design lives in the template, not in the document.
# Q2 Revenue Report **Inkrun Inc.** · Prepared June 2026 ## Summary Revenue grew **18%** quarter over quarter, driven by new enterprise accounts and stronger expansion in EMEA. > Net retention hit 112% — our best quarter yet. ## By region | Region | Revenue | Growth | | -------- | ------- | ------ | | Americas | $1.2M | +14% | | EMEA | $840K | +22% | | APAC | $610K | +31% | ## Highlights - 47 new logos, including two Fortune 500 pilots - 3 expansions above $100K ARR - Gross margin held at 81% despite infra scale-up ## Outlook We enter Q3 with a qualified pipeline 1.6× larger than this time last year. Focus areas: EMEA enterprise, partner-sourced deals, and the new usage-based tier.
Paste your Markdown in the editor, pick Quarterly Report, and download the PDF — no code involved.
curl https://inkrun.dev/api/v1/render \
-H "Authorization: Bearer sk_..." \
-H "Accept: application/pdf" \
-d '{"template": "quarterly-report", "markdown": "# ..."}' \
--output quarterly-report.pdfAdd the Inkrun MCP connector once, then ask your agent:
“Draft our Q2 summary from these notes and render it with the quarterly-report template.”
Yes — save it as your own template with your brand hex; everything else stays consistent.
Yes — page breaks are controlled by the theme, so tables don't split mid-row.
Page format is a template setting; duplicate and switch.
US Letter, slab headings and a considered violet.
US Letter summary with a bold rose accent band and heavy Poppins.
Montserrat over Lato in a strong blue — numbers that pop.