Reporturi

Reporturi is the Romanian plural form of raport, a term used to describe documents that communicate information about a topic or activity. In everyday use, reporturi are produced to inform decisions, document performance, or provide records for accountability. They appear across many sectors, including business, science, government, and journalism.

Typical reporturi cover a range of topics, such as financial performance, project status, research results, audits, incident investigations, and annual summaries. A common structure includes a title, date, author, executive summary, introduction or scope, methods or approach, findings or results, conclusions, recommendations, and any appendices or references. Styles vary by purpose: formal technical reports emphasize evidence and methods, management reports highlight key findings and actions, while scientific reports focus on procedures and results.

Formats for reporturi are diverse, spanning printed and digital media. They are frequently distributed as PDFs, Word documents, or spreadsheets, and may be presented or accessed via online dashboards and information systems. The preparation process typically involves drafting, internal review, approvals, and distribution to stakeholders.

In Romanian usage, reporturi can refer to both concise updates and comprehensive documents, depending on context and audience. See also raport, the singular form, which is the related term used in similar contexts.