New updates and improvements to Yaguara.
Our new Google Sheets integration lets you sync your data with Yaguara to use in Dashboards, OKRs, and Reports.
You can now reorder metrics in your number and line/bar chart visualizations by dragging and dropping.
Our new Recharge integration lets you track the following popular subscription metrics plus more:
We now show you the percentages of each slice on pie charts and the ability to give each metric an independent y-axis for line/bar charts.
You can now filter the metrics you create by creating filters from your columns. This is useful for seeings things like Sales by State or Sales Channel.
You can now show on your key result performance by adding them to your Reports. You can also choose whether or not to show the progress chart and annotations.
We found that for line charts and bar charts that are comparing similar metrics, it was sometimes confusing because there were multiple y-axes with varying maximum values. So we combined these into one to make clearer comparisons.
Filter table rows to show specific products, campaigns, ads, etc. by matching the dimension to any text you enter in the table settings.
We made some improvements to adding filters when using the metric selector making it quicker to fetch available filters and see which ones are enabled.
Sometimes it's not necessary to report the percentage change from the last period so you now have the option of turning that off in Report visualizations by disabling the Show delta option in the settings.
We've added the online accounting software for you to use the following metrics:
You can now select which date period the totals should be compared to on number and line/bar chart visualizations which will allow you to see WoW, MoM, and YoY growth.
We have added Taxes and Shipping Cost metrics. Also, you can now see SKU-level data all of your favorite Shopify metrics likes Sales, Orders, and Returns for specific product variants by using the filter.
You can now visualize your Google AdWords metrics segmented by campaign or ad group.
Pie charts are useful when you want to see one metric, while tables are useful when you want to see multiple metrics for each campaign (ex. cost, impressions, conversions).
With our new premium AirTable integration, you can sync bases that contain time series data to create custom metrics by selecting the date column and the amount column.
Once these metrics are created, you can visualize them in Dashboards and set goals for them using Key Results.
You can now visualize your Facebook Ads metrics segmented by campaign, ad set, or ad.
Pie charts are useful when you want to see one metric, while tables are useful when you want to see multiple metrics for each campaign (ex. cost, impressions, conversions).
You can now visualize your Shopify metrics segmented by product, referring site, tags, and more.
Pie charts are useful when you want to see one metric, while tables are useful when you want to see multiple metrics for each campaign (ex. sales, orders, refunds).
Dashboards will allow you to create custom layouts containing a variety of visualizations for analyzing their data and making informed decisions.
With Dashboards, you'll be able to:
Our new ShipMonk integration lets you track the following shipping and fulfillment metrics: