Reports

Reports are prebuilt dashboards for monitoring messaging performance, user growth, platform health, and operational activity. Use this section when you want a ready-made answer quickly, without building a custom analysis from scratch.

In general, Reports gives you structured dashboards with stable metrics. Analytics is better when you want ad-hoc exploration, custom breakdowns, or more investigative work.

Most reports follow the same workflow. Start with the date range, add filters if needed, review the main trend or table, and export when you need deeper analysis.

How to work with reports

1

Pick the report that matches the question

Start from the sections below. Each report is designed to answer a different type of operational or performance question.

2

Set the time range first

Use a shorter range when you are debugging a recent issue. Use a longer range when you want to understand trends or compare periods.

3

Filter out noise

Use labels, channels, audience filters, or report-specific options where available. This helps the report answer one focused question instead of several broad ones at once.

4

Export when you need to go further

Exports are useful when you want to share the result, compare it outside the panel, or join it with another source.

Messaging performance

Use these reports when the question is about campaign delivery, engagement, conversion, or revenue across one or more channels.

Users, growth, and app health

Use these reports when you need a broader platform view, such as user growth, installs, version adoption, or reachability.

Event volume and operational checks

Use these reports when you need fast event counts rather than a full behavioral analysis.

KPIs and governance

Use these reports when the goal is broader management, monthly tracking, exports, or auditability.

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