Product
Give the team one report definition.
Build saved reports, dashboards and analyses in DATALYR so your team can review marketing and revenue performance with a consistent measurement basis. Keep the query, time range and interpretation connected.
Compare plans and usage
A shared screenshot is not a shared definition.
When teammates rebuild the same calculation separately, small differences in dates, filters and attribution rules turn into conflicting answers. DATALYR reports preserve the underlying definition, and dashboards arrange those reports into a reusable view. A saved analysis can carry the explanation alongside the reports that support it, making the next review easier to reproduce.
In DATALYR
Marketing reporting dashboards
Save the useful question
Retain a supported metric, governed query or funnel report. The saved definition gives future readers a starting point instead of requiring them to reconstruct a screenshot.
Arrange related reports
Build a dashboard around a recurring review. Keep the scope focused on the decision, and pay attention when a filter does not apply to every report type.
Share deliberately
Public read-only links support sharing a report or analysis when appropriate. Treat the link as access to the content and revoke it when that access should end.
The workflow
From setup to a useful answer.
Define a review rhythm
Choose the questions your team actually revisits: revenue quality, campaign contribution or funnel movement. Select reports that directly support those questions.
Save and assemble
Create the report definitions, then arrange them in a dashboard over the desired range. Verify each card returns the expected result before distributing the view.
Add interpretation
Write down what changed and the evidence used. Keep known limitations with the analysis so a later reader does not mistake a partial result for a complete picture.
Verify the result
Know what good looks like.
- Saved reports use the intended metrics and filters.
- Dashboard cards are checked for errors or skipped filters.
- Any public share link exposes only content intended for its audience.
Go deeper
Use the guide for context, then follow the implementation reference for your setup.
A few practical questions.
Do dashboards copy report definitions?
Dashboards reference saved reports. This helps keep a report consistent wherever it is used, while also making changes to shared definitions worth reviewing carefully.
Can I share a dashboard without giving app access?
DATALYR supports public read-only share links. Anyone with an active link can view its content, so create and distribute one only for an intended audience.
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