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Buy Allocation Report

An update to the standard buy allocation report that can print the portfolio code at the left of the page or substitute a custom portfolio label.

Runs on
Axys and APX
Category
Cross references, groups, and labels
Updated in Portal+
November 2025
Cost
Free with registration

When you run it

What the report asks for

These settings come from the report's dialog box. Options can vary with your Axys and APX version and configuration.

  • Portfolio or group
  • Report date
  • Security type
  • Security symbol
  • Portfolio value
  • Single asset class
  • Single industry group (keys on number in industry groups table)
  • One to three security type(s) (csus, psus, cbus, etc.)
  • Include securities with zero market value
  • Include value of cash securities marked unavailable to trade
  • Show portfolio code
  • Label for portfolio code

Where it fits

Cross references, groups, and labels in Axys and APX

Utilities like this one answer questions the standard reports do not: who holds a security, which labels are set, and which accounts belong in a group.

This report runs on both Axys and APX.

Getting the report

Free for Axys and APX users, through Portal+.

  1. 01

    Register

    Complete the free registration form with your firm and the portfolio system you use.

  2. 02

    CSSI confirms your account

    CSSI reviews the request and sends what you need to sign in to Portal+.

  3. 03

    Download and install

    Download the report from the Web Reports page in Portal+, which includes installation instructions for Axys and APX.

Each version runs through the end of the calendar year. Download the current version from Portal+ each January.

Axys and APX environments vary. Test the output with your own data before using the report in a production workflow.

Register for free access

Need something different?

Get a version built around your firm's data.

CSSI's consulting team handles report development for Axys and APX, from modifying a Replang report to building SSRS report packages.