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Pure's Reporting Module enables institutions to build custom reports and dashboards across all research data in the system — outputs, funding, people, impact and more. Users can filter, group, visualize data and export results in multiple formats. Pre-built templates cover common use cases, and scheduled reporting supports ongoing monitoring. Because Pure is the single source of truth for institutional research data, every report is based on complete, quality-assured information — giving research leaders and administrators the confidence to make strategic decisions and respond to external reporting requirements accurately and efficiently.

Yes. Pure's Community Module is designed specifically for multi-institutional use, enabling research consortia, national bodies and university networks to share and aggregate research data across a federated group of Pure installations. Member institutions retain full control of their own data while contributing to a shared, network-level view. This enables cross-institutional reporting, collaborative research discovery and portfolio-level analytics — capabilities increasingly important for national research systems and regional partnerships. For national research systems and regional partnerships, this delivers a single, comparable evidence base — supporting benchmarking, strategic planning and demonstrable collective impact.

Pure includes built-in support for mapping research outputs and activities to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Using automated keyword and topic analysis, Pure tags research content with relevant SDGs, enabling institutions to report on their contribution to the global sustainability agenda. This supports strategic decision-making, helps communicate societal impact to funders and the public and aligns with growing requirements from national funding bodies to demonstrate SDG relevance. SDG reporting through Pure is increasingly used by institutions worldwide to strengthen their international profile and evidence their commitment to responsible, impactful research. At Korea University, Professor Yong Sik Ok uses Pure to track SDG-linked publications in real time — with approximately 95% of his publications involving international co-authors across nearly 50 countries.

A RIMS centralizes the data required for national assessments and manages the quality assurance workflows for submission. Pure provides dedicated modules for the UK’s Research Excellence Framework (REF2029) and the Netherlands’ Standard Evaluation Protocol (SEP/KUOZ), streamlining what would otherwise be a highly manual, resource-intensive process. For institutions, this means stronger submission accuracy and greater confidence in output selection — without the administrative burden.

A RIMS gives research leaders real-time visibility across the institution’s full portfolio, enabling decisions on strategy, investment, and collaboration based on current data, not manually compiled snapshots. At the University of Kentucky, Pure supports responsible research assessment through the SCOPE Framework, helping leadership track $504 million in annual R&D activity and $925 million in economic impact while ensuring arts and humanities research is measured alongside STEM. For institutions navigating national assessments or funder reporting, a RIMS turns assumption into evidence.