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Creating Top Custom Reports

Overview

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Custom Reports allows you to build robust reports to analyze key statistics related to the Answer Library and Projects. As we explain in the Working with Custom Reports and Dashboards article, these reports are designed to provide more detailed and actionable insights into how your organization uses our application.

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Deals Won/Lost by Project Value and Business Unit

Use Case: You want to know the value of all deals won/lost by project value and business unit so you can strategically see where deals are being won or lost.

  1. Follow steps 1-4 in the Creating Custom Reports section of the Working with Custom Reports and Dashboards article to create a new report for Projects.
    Custom Reports - Deals by Value and BU 1.png
  2. On the left pane, delete all the default options except Project Name and Project Stage by clicking their Trash icons. Click Apply.
    Custom Reports - Deals by Value and BU 2.png
  3. Click Add Data Field. Search for Project Values and select it to add that field to your table.
    Custom Reports - Deals by Value and BU 3.png
  4. Search for Primary BU and add that field to your table. Close the search window.
    Custom Reports - Deals by Value and BU 4.png
  5. Click the down arrow for Primary BU, and select Group by This Column.
    Custom Reports - Deals by Value and BU 5.png
  6. In the Project Stage column, click the down arrow and select Group by This Column.
    Custom Reports - Deals by Value and BU 6.png
  7. In the Project Value column header row, click the down arrow and select Aggregate, then click Sum.
    Custom Reports - Deals by Value and BU 7.png
  8. On the left panel, click the Filter tab. Click Add Filter. Search for Project Stage and select it. Close the search window.
    Custom Reports - Deals by Value and BU 8.png
  9. On the menu, select Won and Lost. Click Apply Filter.
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  10. Click Apply, then click Save at the top of the page to save your report.

Time Spent in Project by User

Use Case: You want to know how much time each user is spending in each project to help determine which projects take the most time and which team members are spending the most time on a specific project.

To generate the Time Spent in Project by User custom report:

  1. Follow steps 1-4 in the Generating Custom Reports section of the Working with Custom Reports article to create a new report for Projects.
    Custom Reports - Time Spent in Project by User.png
  2. On the left of your screen delete all the default data columns except Project Name.
    Custom Reports - Time Spent in Project by User 2.png
  3. Select Application Usage from the Module menu, and then click Add Data Field. Search for and then select Duration, and User Name. Close the search window.
    Custom Reports - Time Spent in Project by User 3.png
  4. Click and drag the fields to reorder the data fields so they appear as Project Name, User Name, and Duration. Click Apply to view your changes on the right side of the page.
  5. In the Project Name column, click on the down arrow and select Group By This Column. You can also click Group By for the Project Name field on the left pane.
    Custom Reports - Time Spent in Project by User 4.png
  6. In the Duration column, click the down arrow and select Aggregate and then Sum. Click Save at the top of the page to save your report.
    Custom Reports - Time Spent in Project by User 5.png

Application Usage by User

Use Case: You want to know how much time each user is spending by module/function in Responsive so you can see who spends the majority of their time working on Projects, versus who spends the majority of their time managing content in the Content Library.

To generate the Application Usage by User custom report:

  1. Follow steps 1-4 in the Generating Custom Reports section of the Working with Custom Reports and Dashboards article to create a new report for Users.
    Application Usage by User 1.png
  2. On the left pane, select Application Usage from the Module menu. (Users is already selected because you selected it on the previous page.)
    Application Usage by User 2.png
  3. Delete any default fields you don't want by clicking the associated Trash icon.
  4. Click Add Data Field, then search for and add Module Name, Duration, and User Name.
    Application Usage by User 3.png
  5. Click and drag your columns to reorder them so User Name, Module Name, and Duration are at the top. Click Apply to update the right side of the page.
  6. In the User Name column, click the down arrow and select Group by This Column.
    Application Usage by User 5.png
  7. In the Module Name column, click the down arrow and select Group by this Column. When you are finished click Save at the top of the page.

Project Duration

Use Case: You want to know how much time each user has spent working on a project so you can strategically see how many users worked on a specific project so you can estimate level of effort required for similar deals.

To generate the Project Duration custom report, follow the steps below:

  1. Follow steps 1-4 in the Generating Custom Reports section of the Working with Custom Reports and Dashboards article to create a new report for Projects.
    Project Duration 1.png
  2. Expand the Module menu and select Application Usage. (Projects is selected by default because you selected it on the previous page.)
    Project Duration 2.png
  3. Click Add Data Field, then search for and add Duration and User Name.
    Project Duration 3.png
  4. Click the Trash icon to remove Due Date, Project Stage, Project Primary Contact, and Project Status. Organize your columns by Project Name, Duration, and User Name. Click Apply.
    Project Duration 4.png
  5. On the right side of the page, click the down arrow In the Project Name column, and select by Group by This Column. In the User Name column, click the down arrow and select Group by This Column. In the Duration column, click the down arrow and select Aggregate and Sum.

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  7. In the User Name column, click the down arrow and select Remove Group.
  8. Click and drag the data fields on the left pane to reorganize your columns by Project Name, User Name, and Duration. Click Apply.
  9. Click Save at the top of the page to save your report.

Answer Library Content Updated in the Last Three Months

Use Case: You want to see how much of your overall content has been updated in the last three months so you estimate the amount of content you need your SMEs to review in the coming months.

To generate the Answer Library Content Updated in the Last Three Months custom report, follow the steps below:

  1. Follow steps 1-4 in the Generating Custom Reports section of the Working with Custom Reports and Dashboards article to create a New Report for Answer Library Content.
    Library Content Updated 1.png
  2. On the left pane under Data Columns, click the Trash icon for Collection, Tags, and Owners. Click Add Data Field. Search for Created Date and click it.
    Library Content Updated 2.png
  3. Remove the Moderators field by clicking the Trash icon.
  4. Click Add Data Field, search for Last Updated Date and add that as a column. Click and drag to move it to the top of the field list.
    Library Content Updated 3.png
  5. Click the Filter tab in the top right-hand corner of your screen. Click the menu and select Custom.
    Library Content Updated 4.png
  6. Use the calendar to set a date range for the previous three months/90 days, and click Apply Filter.
    Library Content Updated 5.png
  7. On the Configure Fields tab, click Group By for the Last Updated Date column on the right side of the page and select Month.
    Library Content Updated 6.png
  8. Click the Settings icon.png icon to see the available settings. Toggle off the Detail Rows option to see the number of records updated by date/time stamp. Toggle on the Detail Rows option to see the question associated with each updated record.

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