Rank reporting filing periods by urgency in the DALP Console

Filing calendar ranks your organisation's filing periods by urgency, most time-sensitive first. A reporting obligation is a recurring duty to file a report, and a filing period is one cycle of it. A quarterly obligation produces a new period each quarter, so the same duty can show more than one row here at different urgencies. The screen orders what needs attention. What an obligation requires, which version it files under and whether it is disabled are set on Obligations.

The calendar takes no filing action and changes no filing or asset state. You generate, review, approve and complete a filing on Filings or through the Platform API. The calendar lists scheduled periods only. A filing made for a date range you chose in Obligations has no deadline, so it appears in Filings with an Ad hoc badge and never here.

Filing calendar with the Overdue, Due soon, Open and Fulfilled counts above a table of daily filing periods, each Scheduled with EVM coverage Pending — The “Filing calendar” page as a reporting officer sees it.

Four counts sit above the table: “Overdue”, “Due soon”, “Open” and “Fulfilled”. The table has the columns “Obligation”, with the fiscal period under the name, “Due”, “Regime”, “Coverage”, “Status” and “Filing”. The rows in the capture read “Scheduled” and have no filing.

Steps

Open Filing calendar

Open “Reporting”, then Filing calendar, or select the “Filing calendar” tab from Obligations or Filings.

A strip above the table counts the periods that are “Overdue”, “Due soon”, “Open” and “Fulfilled”, and names the oldest overdue duty with how late it is. Select a figure to filter the table to that status.

The table columns are “Obligation”, “Due”, “Regime”, “Coverage”, “Status” and “Filing”. Search periods searches the rows.

Each row is one filing period of an obligation. The fiscal period under the obligation name, for example 2026-Q2 or a date for a daily duty, tells the rows of one duty apart.

Read the urgency badge

Read the badge in the Status column, one of seven values from “Overdue” to “Waived”. Match the badge to what it means says what each one asks of you. The Console computes the badge in your browser from the period's state and the time left to its deadline. A fulfilled period never reads as due soon, and an overdue period stays overdue. The list is sorted by badge, most at risk first, and within one badge the earliest deadline comes first.

Check chain family coverage

Read the badge in the Coverage column. It names the chain family, the kind of network the report covers, and its state, for example “EVM: Pending”. A family the period never claimed shows no badge.

Badge text	What it means
Covered	The generated submission recorded reporting data for that family.
Pending	The platform has generated no submission for the period, including while a submission waits for generation or after generation failed.
Not recorded	A generated submission recorded no coverage for that family. One reason is given underneath.
Refused	The submission could not produce valid data for that family. The listed reasons explain why.

Select a badge that has reasons to read them. A submission that recorded no coverage, or that refused a family, cannot be approved. Approval is the only step that checks this verdict. A later submission for the same period can produce a different verdict.

Continue to Obligations or Filings

Select the row's obligation name to open its page, which lists its published versions, or open the “Obligations” tab to see its status and whether it is disabled. The Filing column names the state of the period's latest filing, or shows that the period has no filing. Select it to open that filing on “Filings”, which lists every attempt made for a period.

Match the badge to what it means

A row's urgency badge holds one of seven values, listed here in the order the list sorts them.

Badge	What it means	What to do
Overdue	The deadline has passed. This includes a period whose stored state still reads open or scheduled after its deadline. A late deadline never reads as Open or Waiting for finality.	Treat the duty as late. Open the period's filing on Filings, or generate one there, and file it.
Due soon	The deadline falls within the next five days and the period is not waiting on chain finality.	Act on this duty before the rows below it.
Open	The period has started and its deadline is more than five days away.	Prepare the filing on Filings.
Waiting for finality	The period needs the network to confirm its last block as final before it can open, and keeps this badge inside the five-day window until that confirmation lands.	Nothing to do here. The period opens when finality confirms, and acting sooner does not open it.
Scheduled	The period has not opened and its deadline is more than five days away.	Nothing to do until the period opens.
Fulfilled	The duty has been discharged for this period.	Nothing further. Its deadline no longer applies.
Waived	The obligation that produced this period was disabled before the period opened, or one person selected Waive period on Filings and recorded why. That person is an organisation owner or a platform administrator, and no second approver is asked.	Nothing further. This period carries no outstanding duty.

Troubleshooting

What you see	What it means and what to do
A duty you expect is missing	Filing calendar and Obligations read the same catalogue, but a period only appears here once its obligation has a published version. A draft obligation produces no periods. Confirm you selected the organisation that owns it, then check Obligations.
The page reads Select an organisation to see reporting	Filing calendar needs an active organisation. Select one before you open Reporting.
An error replaces the table	The list could not load. Use the control to try again, or refresh the page.
No filing periods yet	No obligation in this organisation has a published version. Publish one on Obligations and its periods appear here on schedule. When an obligation is already published, the page says instead that a scheduled period appears here once it ends. Open obligations opens the Obligations list.

Frequently asked questions

Does Filing calendar show every filing period, or only current ones?

Every one your organisation has. The screen has no date filter and no archive, so a period keeps its row, including one fulfilled or waived long ago.