Custom Reports

What is a Custom Report on Amalia?

In Amalia, you have the possibility to create a report on anything that is considered as an output of the calculation engine, for instance payments, statement data, ..., as well as your directory (and we should add more data sources in the near future, such as overwrites, quota values...).

Once you've created your report, you will be able to:

  • Preview it, navigate through the different pages, search using the search bar...
  • Share it with others
  • Generate an Excel document out of it, which means the possibilities are endless:
    • Configure the columns to match Payfit format, upload it on Payfit, profit
    • Rework the data on your computer, and aggregate multiple sheets...
    • Set up data integration pipelines with other software

REST API based on Custom Report is in our 2023 roadmap, so stay tuned for that!

Now I'm hyped, how do I get started?

Welcome to the Amalia Report Creation Guide!  This guide will take you on an exciting journey to create, personalize, and make the most of reports in Amalia. Reports let you visualize, share, and even spice up data from the calculation engine – think payments, statements, and more!  Plus, you can tap into your directory and upcoming data sources for a complete reporting adventure.

For detailed instructions, please refer to the video:

For a quick summary, follow the steps below:

1️⃣ Creating Your Report 📝

Click on "+New" to start the report creation process. Give your report a catchy name and pick your preferred data source.

Rule Metrics:You’ll have data per rule on each line coming from the variables calculated in the statements and the rule total.. If you have 4 salespeople in a plan with 2 rules, you'd see 8 lines in a report – each showing the rule's total and key info.

Record Metrics: Each record appearing in the dataset of a statement creates a record metric – think of these as individual stories in a book. If a salesperson signs 10 deals and their manager also does due to team effort, you'd have 20 notes in your report. The first 10 records have info from the salesperson's plan, and the next 10 from the manager's.

2️⃣ Want to import data from other data sources?

Click "+Add join". Check out the "Data models and joins" section below for a detailed guide.

3️⃣ Personalising Your Report 🎨

Hit the "+ button" under "Column" to display specific columns. Play around! Drag and drop columns to rearrange them as you like. Column can be renamed or deleted by click on pen icon or dustbin icon respectively. Keep things neat by sorting and grouping data properties in their respectful sections.

4️⃣ Filtering Your Report 🔍

Click on the filter icon. Select "Empty" and click "Edit" next to "No field selected." Choose the property, operator, and enter a comparison value if needed.

5️⃣ CSV Export 🔄

After jazzing up your report, save it using the handy save button. Keep those settings locked in! Check it out – a download icon is now at your service. Click the download icon to download an Excel document with your custom report data.

🥳 Voilà! You're now all set to create smashing reports with Amalia. Happy reporting! 🎉📊

One technical limitation of the Custom Report is that we're using a dedicated storage for storing the data, which refreshes every minute. It's normal that you may not see a Custom Report value change right after a calculation.

Data models and joins

You have the possibility to create a report on those different objects, and link them using the "Configure Joins" modal by following the arrows in this data model.

Imagine your data as pieces of a puzzle spread across different tables. When you join these tables, it's like combining puzzle pieces to create a bigger picture. So, if you need extra info from another "table", you can join it with your original data, giving you a complete view for better insights. This is particularly helpful when you want to combine different sets of data to get a richer understanding of your information.


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