Statistical report templates — jurisdiction annual-report templates and custom statistical definitions

Last updated: July 12, 2026 by Steve

Statistical Report Templates

Statistical report templates are the definitions behind AccessPoint's annual and periodic statistical returns. They come in two forms: the standard jurisdiction templates that match a regulator's prescribed annual-report layout, and any custom definitions your office builds for its own reporting. A template shapes the statistical report you run and export for jurisdictional filing.

Statistical report templates (screenshot placeholder — capture: the Statistical report templates list showing a jurisdiction template and a custom definition)

Where to Find It

Open Settings from the app toolbar and choose Statistical report templates in the Reports group.

Template Types

Type What it is
Jurisdiction templates Standard annual-report layouts prescribed by a regime (e.g. an ATIA or FOIA statistical return), typically seeded by a configuration pack.
Custom definitions Statistical report definitions you build for your office's own periodic or management reporting.

Export and Filing

Statistical reports produced from these templates export to Excel or XML for jurisdictional filing — the XML format lets you submit directly to an oversight body that accepts electronic returns, rather than transcribing figures by hand.

Relationship to Reporting Brackets

Timeliness figures in a statistical report are grouped into day-range buckets defined by your reporting brackets. A jurisdiction template pairs with the bracket group for that regime (for example, an "ATIA Statistical Report" bracket group), so the exported return uses the day ranges the regulator expects.

Tips

  • Import your jurisdiction's Configuration Pack to get its statistical template and matching brackets rather than building the return from scratch.
  • Reserve custom definitions for internal management reporting; use the prescribed jurisdiction template for anything you file with a regulator.