Reports

Build, customise, export and schedule reports from 24 widgets.

Reports lets you build, customise, export and schedule your own reports — a drag-and-drop canvas of widgets over your real data.

On Launch you get a fixed 12-section standard report. Growth and above unlocks the full 24-section custom builder, saved reports and scheduled delivery.

In this guide

  • Getting to the page
  • The standard report
  • Building a custom report
  • The widget library
  • Layout
  • Date ranges
  • Saving multiple reports
  • Exporting
  • Scheduling
  • Troubleshooting

1. Getting to the page

Click Reports in the Docs section, at /client/reports. The header reads "Build, customise, export and schedule your own reports."


2. The standard report

On Launch, Reports shows a fixed twelve-section report you cannot rearrange:

Key metrics · Calls over time · Call outcomes · Lead quality · Leads over time · Pipeline by stage · Tasks · Revenue & costs · Lead conversion · Appointments & bookings · Lead sources · Recent leads

It is still exportable and still respects the date range.


3. Building a custom report

On Growth and above, click Edit to enter the builder. Add widgets, drag to reorder, resize between one and two columns, and remove what you don't need. Give the report a name and save.


4. The widget library

Twenty-four widgets in six groups.

Overview

WidgetWhat it shows
Key metricsTotal calls, leads, appointments, success rate, average duration.

Calls

WidgetWhat it shows
Calls over timeVolume across the range.
Call durationCalls bucketed by length.
Call outcomesDistribution across dispositions.
SentimentCaller sentiment breakdown.
Top intentsWhat callers most often wanted.
Call qualityPickup rate, valuable calls, success rate, average duration.

Leads & Pipeline

WidgetWhat it shows
Lead qualityHot / warm / cold distribution.
Leads over timeNew leads across the range.
Pipeline by stageDeal count and value per stage.
Lead conversionThe funnel from lead to close.
Lead sourcesWhere leads came from.
Recent leadsThe latest, as a table.
Appointments & bookingsBooked, attended and no-show.
Business activityOverall activity volume.

Tasks

WidgetWhat it shows
TasksTo do, in progress, done, overdue.
Task breakdownThe same, as a chart.

Finance

WidgetWhat it shows
Revenue & costsRevenue, costs, profit and margin.
Revenue vs costs trendBoth across the range.
Profit marginMargin over time.
Revenue by categoryWhere revenue comes from.
Recent appointmentsThe latest, as a table.

Layout

WidgetWhat it shows
DividerA horizontal rule.
Text / headingYour own commentary — context a chart cannot carry.

5. Layout

Each widget is one or two columns wide. Drag the handle to reorder, use the resize control to span, and the trash icon to remove. Layout is saved with the report.


6. Date ranges

Today · 7d · 30d · 90d · Month. Every widget follows the selection.


7. Saving multiple reports

Growth and above can save as many named reports as you like — a weekly sales review, a monthly board pack, an ops dashboard — and switch between them.


8. Exporting

Three formats:

FormatGood for
PDFSending to someone. Renders the report as it appears.
CSVOne flat file.
XLSXA workbook with a sheet per widget.

Every data widget declares its own rows and headers, so exports carry the real numbers rather than a picture of them.


9. Scheduling

Growth and above can have a report emailed automatically.

SettingOptions
CadenceDaily · Weekly · Monthly · Quarterly
TimeThe time of day it runs.
DayDay of week for weekly; day of month for monthly and quarterly.
RecipientsAny number of email addresses — they do not need Sysevo logins.

The next run is shown when you save. Disabling a schedule keeps the report.


10. Troubleshooting

SymptomCauseFix
I can't edit the reportLaunch gets the fixed 12-section reportSee Plans & Subscriptions
A widget is emptyNo data in the rangeWiden the range
Finance widgets are blankFinance is Command-onlyPayments data still shows
A scheduled report didn't arriveNo verified sending domain, or the schedule is disabledSettings → Email
PDF layout differs from screenThe PDF renders at a fixed widthUse two-column widgets for wide charts

  • Numbers — targets and attainment, rather than reporting
  • Dashboard — the fixed daily view
  • Finance — financial reports proper
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