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A popular GoodData feature is the ability to breakdown summarized data into smaller parts. This is referred to as a Drill-In. Not only does it enable you to break your data down to lower levels of detail, it also adds interactivity to your on-demand reports and dashboards.
We talk a lot about Pie Charts here at GoodData. Are they useful? Are they a good representation of the data? Our Customer Success Managers, Ravi and Ayesha, both agree that when building reports and dashboards for customers, they tend to stay away from the use of Pie Charts. Instead, they often use Stacked Bar Charts.
GoodData’s collaboration tools allow users to collaborate and share projects, reports and results with colleagues and management in real time. GoodData's new Viewer User Role feature provides an additional option for project administrators to limit user access to Read-Only status.
Last month's webinar, Beyond the GoodData Basics, revealed five tips & tricks for taking GoodData reports and dashboards to the next level. In today's post, you will highlight one of the five featured items, Combo Chart. A Combo Chart is two different kinds of charts in one chart and is perfect for tracking company performance against Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
In this post, GoodData Customer Success Manager, Ravi, will highlight how to use the Custom Formatting module to enhance the appearance of the numbers and to show degrees and tiers. In Ravi's example, he will use the formatting feature, Custom Number Formats, to create report indicators.
Meet Ayesha, a Customer Success Manager at GoodData. Ayesha manages the success of a GoodData customer's project from start to finish. She works with client like Gazelle, Pandora, and Enterasys on planning and implementing their project requirements. From what to measure, how to visualize and how to analyze the data, Ayesha ensures best practices and domain expertise are incorporated into every project.
A favored dessert around the world, pie is so loved that there's an entire day dedicated to it. But unlike its flavorful friend, the pie chart doesn’t have quite the same appeal. Maybe it’s because it lacks any delectable fillings.
Dashboard filters allow users to filter by date or attribute and have it applied to every report on the dashboard tab (or only for those reports specified). These interactive filters are completely customizable - filter by a specific date, date range, email campaign, account type, lead source, and the list continues. These favored features were recently revamped making it an extra popular dashboard item. Let me introduce you to floating filters…
To help you gain answers to all your business questions, use any (or all!) of these five reports to achieve a better understanding of your business. Build these report once, place on your GoodData dashboard and daily, these reports will automatically be populated with the latest data.
Find out how to bring your dashboards to life by embedding interactive Twitter content.