Scheduled charts by email, for everyone who does not live in Slack
Not everyone lives in Slack. Finance teams, board members, that one investor who only reads email. Deliver the same pulse to an inbox, chart rendered inline, AI summary up top, on your schedule.
Scheduled charts by email, for everyone who does not live in Slack
Not everyone lives in Slack. Finance teams, board members, advisors, that one investor who only ever reads email — they're not joining your workspace, no matter how clean your channels are.
So you end up running two reporting systems. The good automated one for the team in Slack, and the manual copy-paste-into-an-email one for everyone outside it. The second one is exactly as fragile as it sounds, and it's always the one that gets skipped when you're busy.
Same pulse, delivered to an inbox
Email is a first-class destination in Chartcastr, not an afterthought. The exact Pulse you'd send to Slack — same chart, same AI summary — goes to an email address instead, or as well.
The chart renders inline in the body, so there's nothing to download and no broken-image placeholder. The AI summary sits at the top, so a board member skimming on their phone gets the takeaway in one line before they even reach the chart. And it runs on the schedule you set: weekly, monthly, the morning of the board meeting.
Why this matters more than it sounds
The audiences that live in email are often the ones the numbers matter most to. A monthly update to investors. A weekly finance summary to people who'll never open a Slack workspace. A recurring report to a client who wants it in their inbox, on time, without you remembering to send it.
Handled manually, those are the reports most likely to slip. Automated, they just arrive:
- Board and investors — a consistent, on-time update with zero manual assembly.
- Finance and leadership — the weekly numbers without a workspace invite.
- Clients — recurring reports that show up reliably and look the part.
One report, every audience
The real win is collapsing the two systems back into one. You define the Pulse once. Slack gets it, email gets it, everyone sees the same chart and the same summary. No second workflow, no copy-paste, no "sorry, here's last week's numbers, a bit late."
Set up an email pulse free at chartcastr.com.
