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Reports on the Kickscale Platform
Reports on the Kickscale Platform

The Reports feature on the Kickscale platform provides powerful tools for analyzing data across multiple meetings.

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Written by Max Haider
Updated over a month ago

Overview

The Reports feature on the Kickscale platform provides powerful tools for analyzing data across multiple meetings. By generating aggregated reports, sales teams can uncover recurring discussion topics and gain valuable insights to drive better decision-making.

This guide walks you through creating, managing, and interpreting reports.


How to Access Reports

  1. Navigate to Reports

    • On the left sidebar, click on the Reports section.

    • You’ll see an overview of all generated reports.

  2. Search and Filter

    • Use the search bar at the top to quickly find specific reports.

    • Filters are available to sort through reports easily.


Creating a New Report

  1. Click on "Create a Report"

    • In the top-right corner of the Reports page, click the Create a Report button.

  2. Configure Your Report

    • A dialog box will open with several options:

      • Filter Meetings: Select which meetings to include by setting filters such as:

        • Date Range

        • User

        • Tags

        • Language

        • Meeting Type
          (Tip: You don’t select individual meetings manually, but filter them using these criteria.)

      • Report Name: Enter a descriptive name for your report.

      • Select Insights: Choose the specific insights you’d like analyzed (e.g., discussion categories).

  3. Generate the Report

    • After setting up your filters and selections, click Create.

    • The report will begin generating, and you’ll be redirected to the Reports overview. A loading indicator will show next to your report while it’s being processed.

    (Note: The generation time depends on the number of meetings included.)


Viewing Report Details

Once a report is generated, you’ll see a done icon next to it in the overview. To explore the insights:

  1. Open the Report

    • Click on the report to view its details.

  2. Tabs for Insights

    • At the top of the report page, you’ll find tabs representing different meeting insights. Click on a tab to view its analysis.

  3. Category Cards

    • Each tab contains cards summarizing key categories discussed in the selected meetings.

    • Information on each card includes:

      • Progress Indicator: Percentage of meetings where the category appeared.

      • Meeting Counts:

        • First number: Count of meetings discussing this category.

        • Second number: Total meetings analyzed in the report.

  4. Expand Categories

    • Click the expand icon on a card to see a detailed list of meetings contributing to this insight.

    • Hover over a meeting to preview the specific insight discussed.

  5. Drill Down to Meeting Details

    • Click on any meeting in the expanded view to go directly to the Meeting Detail View.


Tips and Best Practices

  • Use Descriptive Names: Give reports meaningful names to make them easy to identify later.

  • Start with Broad Filters: Begin with broader criteria when unsure about which meetings to include, then refine as needed.

  • Focus on Key Insights: Avoid selecting too many insights at once to keep the analysis manageable and relevant.

  • Monitor Load Times: Large data sets might take longer to process—plan accordingly if working with extensive filters.


Troubleshooting

  • Report Not Generating?

    • Ensure that your filters match at least one meeting.

    • Did you wait for atleast 15 minutes? The report can take a bit of time to be generated.

  • Missing Insights?

    • Verify that the correct filters and insights were selected during report creation.

    • Ensure the meetings analyzed have sufficient data for insights to be generated.


With the Reports feature, uncovering actionable insights from your meetings has never been easier. Dive in and start analyzing your data to supercharge your team’s performance!

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