Luzerner Kantonalbank (LUKB) uses ns.wow Pro for its interim and quarterly reporting, demonstrating that modern reporting extends well beyond the annual report. With a centralized platform, reusable content, and a modular component-based approach, existing reporting structures can be efficiently leveraged across multiple publications.
The interim report is published both online and as a PDF. Quarterly reports are also created as PDFs using ns.wow Pro. This allows LUKB to utilize consistent structures and processes across all four quarters within a single reporting environment.
The existing reporting architecture can be largely reused and adapted for each report, ensuring compliance with corporate design and branding guidelines while eliminating the need for parallel production workflows.
KI-generiertAI-generatedThe solution is built on ns.wow Pro and incorporates key modules such as Finance Plus, Translate Plus, and PDF Plus.
At the core is reusability: content, structures, and design elements already established for annual reporting can be efficiently reused, adapted, and republished through the modular framework in line with the Single Source of Truth principle.
This provides several significant advantages:
Finance Plus integrates financial data directly into the reporting workflow. Tables, KPIs, and financial figures can be managed centrally and incorporated into reports with ease.
This reduces manual data handling and ensures a consistent presentation of financial information across all report sections.
For reports published in multiple languages, Translate Plus supports consistent translation directly from the centralized content repository.
This enables existing content to be efficiently reused for additional language versions without the need for separate editorial workflows.
PDF outputs are generated directly from ns.wow Pro. PDF Plus ensures that established design and layout specifications are consistently applied and easily replicated across different reports.
The result is a professionally designed PDF without the need to recreate content and layouts separately for each publication.
The real value becomes apparent when reporting is viewed as a continuous process rather than as a standalone project. With ns.wow Pro, established content, structures, and design components can be reused across multiple reporting formats.
This results in:
KI-generiertAI-generatedLUKB’s interim report demonstrates how a centralized reporting platform can be leveraged far beyond annual reporting.
With ns.wow Pro, both online and PDF reports are created on a shared foundation. The modular framework enables the reuse of existing structures, creating economies of scale that improve both reporting efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
What begins as a platform for individual reports evolves into a long-term reporting infrastructure that supports sustainable and scalable financial communication.
Explore LUKB’s Interim Report.
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Automated interfaces import ESG and financial data directly from upstream systems. The single-source-of-truth principle enables collaborative and autonomous editing of all content. PDF, online and XBRL outputs can be created with just a few clicks — fully CI/CD-compliant and aligned with your design and layout guidelines.
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