New updates and improvements to SEINō.
Add the new Email previews widget to a dashboard to see which email the metrics are about.
Choose how the widget shows the emails:
Everyone can use the widget. It needs a link to the online version of each email in your data.
The new Two metrics widget shows two metrics over time in one chart, each with its own axis and number format.
In the widget gallery, the KPI category has a fourth tile: Two metrics. A new widget starts with Sent and Revenue. Select other metrics in the Primary metric and Secondary metric fields.
Each Graph widget that showed two metrics is now a Two metrics widget, with the same metrics, colours and position on the dashboard. The Graph widget shows one metric again.
The Two metrics widget has no Group by. To split a metric into groups, use a Graph widget.
The Two metrics widget is available to everyone. Two metrics widget tells you when to use it and how to set it up.
The new Donut widget divides one metric into groups and shows the share of each group. For example, it shows each automation’s share of all sent email.
The widget gallery has a new Breakdown category. It holds the Donut and the List, which moves there from Details.
A donut shows only metrics whose groups add up to the Total, such as Sent or Revenue. Rates and averages do not add up, so the Metric list does not show them.
The 5 largest groups each get a slice. The other groups go into one slice, Other, which is always last and grey. Point to Other to see the groups in it.
When the dashboard has a comparison period, the centre shows the change of the Total. The tooltip shows the change of each slice.
The Donut widget is available to everyone. Donut widget tells you when to use a donut and how to set it up.
The Graph widget can now show two metrics, each with its own axis and number format. So you see sent volume and complaints in one graph. The Card and Tab widgets do not change.
In the settings of a Graph widget, select a Primary metric for the left axis and a Secondary metric for the right axis. On a bar graph, the secondary metric shows as a line over the bars. Each metric has its own colour: select one, or let Automatic select a colour that is easy to tell apart.
With two metrics, you cannot use Group by, and the graph does not show the comparison period as a line.
Two metrics on the Graph widget are available to everyone.
KPI widget tells you how to set it up.
Until now, your report folders lived only on the Home screen. From today, a navigator shows them beside every report, so the next report is always one click away.
Open a report, and the navigator on its left shows your folders and the reports in them, with the one you are on picked out. Click another report to open it.
Looking for one report? Search narrows the tree to the matches and keeps their folders around them.
Everything you do on the Home screen works here too. Create, rename, move and delete reports and folders without leaving the report you are on.
Need more room? Click the Navigator icon to close the navigator.
Want a quick look at a report? A click opens it in a preview tab, with its title in italics. Click another report, and it opens in that same tab. No more pile of tabs.
Want to keep one? Double-click it, or hold ⌘ (Ctrl on Windows) and click. Editing a report keeps its tab too, so unsaved work is never replaced.
Navigate between reports explains how to use the navigator.
Until now, every dashboard and data explorer sat in one list on the Reports page, and the more your team made, the further you scrolled. From today, reports live in folders: a tree you build yourself, as deep as you need.
Home is the top of your tree, and Folders shows the whole tree at once. Dashboards, Explorers and Recent list reports from every folder, each row with the folder it is in.
Click a row to select it. Hold ⌘ (Ctrl on Windows) to add another, or Shift to select a range. Double-click a folder to step into it.
A new report lands in the folder you are standing in. To move one, drag it onto a folder, use the selection bar, or choose Move to… from its menu. Every move can be undone.
Inside a folder, search matches that folder; switch to Everywhere for the whole workspace. The Today, Last 7 days and Older groups are gone: click a column header to sort by name or date.
Folders belong to the workspace, so anyone in it can create, rename and move them. Deleting a folder that holds reports asks what happens to them.
Reports keep their own access: moving one needs edit access to it, and deleting one needs full access.
Folders are on for everyone. Labels are unchanged: a report lives in one folder and carries as many labels as you like. Organize reports in folders explains how to create, move, rename and delete folders. Say what you think of them in the chat.
