In Lucanet Disclosure Management, you create Word reports and PowerPoint presentations from centrally managed report data. The following sequence describes how to configure and create a result document. Depending on the required output, create Word files, PowerPoint files, or both file types for your chapters. For PowerPoint files, use MS Office Native exclusively.

You do not have to follow the recommended sequence in detail. If necessary, individual steps can also be carried out at a different time. For greater clarity, we have focused on the main steps and have not described optional detailed steps.

1

Creating a Document

In the Dashboard, new documents are created and all the documents that have been created in Disclosure Management are displayed.

2

Creating a Chapter Structure

For a document managed by Disclosure Management, you can create as many chapters and chapter levels as you need to structure the document.

3

Creating Periods

A period is a time frame for which report data are imported and saved. For a document, you can create and manage as many periods as you need, e.g. current year or previous year.

4

Defining Data Sources

Data sources form the basis of a data import from a source system and/or a source file into Disclosure Management.

  • In the Import Management area, configure the data source(s) to import the desired data into Disclosure Management.
5

Configuring and Executing a Data Import

During a data import, data are imported into Disclosure Management from the source systems used.

  • In the Import Data workspace, configure the data import and import the data from the source system into Disclosure Management.
6

Creating and Programming Excel Files

Excel files provide the data for Word reports and PowerPoint presentations in Lucanet Disclosure Management. You can insert linked Excel tables and charts into chapter files and update them from the saved Excel sources. To prepare the Excel sources:

7

Creating and Configuring Word Files

For a business report in Lucanet Disclosure Management, create Word chapter files. These files are combined into a Word result document. To prepare the Word chapters:

  • In the Cockpit, create Word files for the chapters of the document.
  • Insert Outareas from the Excel files in the Word files where report values are to be displayed.
  • If necessary, insert Text Values.
  • If necessary, assign a Layout to outareas.
  • If necessary, tag text blocks in the Word document using XBRL Tags.
8

Creating and Editing PowerPoint Files

For a presentation in Lucanet Disclosure Management, create PowerPoint chapter files and edit them with MS Office Native. To prepare the PowerPoint chapters:

  • Create PowerPoint files for the required chapters or upload existing presentations.
  • Insert Excel tables and charts on the slides.
  • Refresh linked content using Update as needed, then review the Event reports and the appearance of the slides.
  • Use Check in to save the edited chapter files to Lucanet Disclosure Management.
9

Creating and Configuring Validations

Validations check and ensure the consistency of values within a document.

10

Checking and Adjusting Report Values

Report values imported from a source system can be manually checked, updated, and modified in the data view. The values must be checked, for example, to avoid and correct errors when rounding or validating the report values.

  • Open the Data View for all programmed Excel files and check the displayed values.
  • If necessary, adjust any incorrect report values.
11

Configuring and Creating the Result Document

The result document is the Word report or PowerPoint presentation assembled by Lucanet Disclosure Management.

  • Configure and generate the result document in the Creation workspace.
  • Choose MS Word or MS PowerPoint as the result document type, depending on the required output. Then review the creation information and messages in the History.

This content was generated using AI and reviewed by Lucanet subject matter experts before publication.

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Last updated on Oct 20, 2026

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