Create Report Using A Template
Measure the ROI of social media marketing for your clients or your brand with our advanced social media analytics.
Statusbrew Reports: You can either design and build your data from scratch using our custom builder or generate it using one of our many pre-built templates.
Create a new report
The Primary Owner, Owner, Admin , or any user with full access to analytics for a specific profile can create a custom support at any time.
Go to the Statusbrew Report Section.
To create a new report, click the icon at the top of the left panel with the dashboard names, then click Templates. Select a report.
A list of templates will open, ranging from comprehensive cross-network and post performance, competitive and category analysis, to performance analysis focused on metrics specific to each social channel.
Once you find a template you like, click the blue button Use Template.
Once you have decided on a template, enter a report title (the template name will be generated by default), a summary, and select a data source.
Collaborators are any users or user groups who have been granted permission to view or edit the report in order to work together. If there are members you want to share the report with, select them from the dropdown.
Users with Admin level or above can view and edit all reports created without being added as collaborators.
To further style your dashboard, you can also customize the emojis and icons that appear to the left of the report names.
How to read a report Switching and adding sections
Once you've decided on the template settings, the data dashboard will begin generating immediately, filling the screen with data according to the template.
Most template-generated dashboards have an entity called a section.
Sections are the key element in a report for grouping related widgets. Each section is organized around a particular theme or analytical point, and the widgets placed within it visualize data related to that theme.
If there are multiple sections, you can click on each section to switch between them and view or edit the data in that section.
Hover over the section name A drag icon will appear, allowing you to rearrange sections by dragging and dropping.
Report data acquisition period (optional)
Set the range of report data to be retrieved. By default, it is set to the last week. For example, the last two weeks or the last month.
If necessary, you can also set a comparison period to compare the data.
Selected data period in the upper right When you open it, the calendar dialog will appear.
Yesterday's data
Data from the last 7 days
Data for the past 30 days
Last month's data
This month's data
Custom Period
If you want to compare specific data, check the comparison period setting and add the period to compare.
Change the data source (optional)
When generating a template, you can optionally select the data source that will be the source of the data, but you can also change the data source on a dashboard-by-dashboard basis at any time after the report is generated.
If you want to view reports using only a specific data source, use the sorting and filtering functions in the widget settings to narrow down the data source.
I want to know how the data is structured
This template was created by us, social media marketing experts, with a focus on how you should view data. You can check the structure of this template by following the steps below.
To see the metrics and dimensions used in each data widget, hover your cursor over the right corner of the widget to display the three-dot menu. will be displayed.
Widget settings open the widget creation form.
