Report covers and portfolios for better organization
Protect forms, proposals and important documents.
FAQs
What is a report cover used for?
Report covers are used to bind, protect and display documents, papers and files by turning them into professional-looking booklets. You take your printer pages and slide or clip them into the cover, depending on the type of cover. They can be used for presentations, preparing reports or storing forms and files. Report covers help prevent pages from tearing or getting misplaced while giving them a finished look. Having the right paper, a reliable printer and the correct ink and toner help ensure your documents and reports look their best.
How do I choose the right report cover?
Choosing the right report cover depends on what you’re using your documents for, your audience and the materials they’re made from. If you’re preparing for a presentation, look for ones with a transparent front cover that allows people to view the title page. Choose from poly report covers that are made from plastic or paper report covers to match your needs and preferences. Plastic report covers are more durable and can be spill resistant, while paper report covers are more colourful and eco-friendlier.
What’s the difference between a report cover and a portfolio?
A report cover is designed to bind and present a single document like a report or a project such as a business proposal. A portfolio is a broader collection of documents, papers and forms that includes things like samples, examples of your best work and achievements that can showcase your skills. Portfolios are common in areas like design, photography or job interviews. For job hunting you can also use a padfolio that can hold things like a paper pad, pens and business cards.
What documents should I put in a portfolio?
When you’re putting together a professional portfolio, it should include documents and papers like your resume, proof of your credentials or achievements along with any samples of existing work. Rather than making a large list of examples, choose your 5 to 10 most relevant pieces of work to showcase your skills, processes and results. If you’re looking at other ways to organize your work, we have options like binders, folders, binding cases, dividers, padfolios and more.































