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Now you can centralize all your client data in one place, giving you a global view of their performance. Aggregate and organize your data the way you need so you can break it down by channels, industries, countries, account managers, or whatever makes the most sense for your business.
With everything centralized, it’s now refreshingly easy to turn all that scattered data into real, actionable insights.
Step 1: Group similar data sources under one roof.
Combine data from different sources, even if they belong to a different channel.
Step 2: Organize your data with custom tags.
Add custom attributes to your data so you can organize them the way you prefer.
Step 3: See key metrics from all your sources in seconds.
Visualize and break down large volumes of aggregated data any way you need.
We're here to help you get the most out of these new Performance Monitoring capabilities, so our Live Chat support is here to answer any questions and help get you started.
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Integrations
New SEO integrations
We are expanding our list of integrations, adding new
data sources for teams that report on or monitor SEO performance.
- SE Rankingprovides agencies with a comprehensive toolkit, including rank tracking, website audit, competitor analysis, a backlink checker, and more. It is highly popular among small—to mid-sized agencies and in-house teams.
- Accurankeris an SEO platform with instant updates, SERP history, and in-depth analytics tools tailored for enterprise teams and larger SEO agencies.
Now, you can bring SEO data from these platforms to your Whatagraph reports and dashboards.
Since these sources are new, we'd be happy to hear your feedback.
And for any questions, our Live Chart support is always available.
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Features
Introducing Automated Currency Exchange
You can now easily display money-related metrics in any currency out there.
For instance, you can report in a client's preferred currency. Or unify spending metrics from different countries.
Everything is automated and works with a few clicks in a widget's settings. Here's a brief video walkthrough:
Please note: This feature is available for the Advanced and Custom plans in Whatagraph.
No maintenance is needed. Just pick an exchange currency, and Whatagraph handles the rest using up-to-date exchange rates.
It also works if you want to show multiple currencies in a single widget. For example, you could show costs over time in different currencies in a single line chart.
How it works
- Open widget settings (the widget must have currency/money type metrics).
- Go to "Currency display."
- The "Original Currency" field tells Whatagraph the base currency of your metric.
- Pick an exchange currency and see how the number and symbol change.
If you have any questions about rates and automated currency exchange, please contact our live chat support.
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Integrations
New Integrations! Magento and Piwik Pro
Welcome recent additions to the Whatagraph integrations list:
- Magento (now Adobe Commerce)is an e-commerce solution that tens of thousands of online stores run on. You can connect your stores' data to track and report on sales, shipping, taxes, discounts, and more.
- Piwik Prois an analytics solution for web, mobile, and product. You can easily bring traffic, sessions, conversions, and other metrics into your cross-channel reports and dashboards in Whatagraph.
Find both integrations under the
Early Access
tag in your Source Management section. There are also new pre-made widgets for both integrations and dashboard templates in our gallery. - - -
We would love to hear your feedback and suggestions regarding the new integrations!
Please contact our live chat support if you need help setting things up or if something is not working as expected.
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Features
UX/UI
Scrollable Text, Trend Lines, and Chart Improvements
Here are a couple of less noticeable but oh-so-nice updates to the widgets you use all the time.
Take a look at this video walkthrough that explains the updates.
Scrollable text widgets
No matter how extensive and detailed your text summary is, it will now occupy as little space as you wish!
This update is pretty straightforward: if you type more text than a widget can fit in its current size, a scroll bar will appear on the side.
Trend lines
You can now highlight a trend in the area, line, and bar widgets. To do that, add a line showing the general progression for a certain metric over time.
The trend line is off by default, but this new option can be found in a
metric's settings
. It's the most granular level of settings out there. There are also multiple trend line types to choose from.
Pie charts and donut charts update
By default, you see both numeric values and percentages when creating pie and donut charts.
Now, if you want to stick only to one (numbers or %), you can select a suitable option in the widget settings.
We are improving the report tabs feature even further!
With this update, you can mark a tab as "hidden,"
and it will not show when you share a report with clients or stakeholders.To achieve it, open a tab's actions menu, and the new
"Hide tab"
option will be right there. If you choose to "hide" a tab, it
will no longer appear
when: - Sharing a live link.
- Downloading a PDF version.
- Exporting report as a spreadsheet.
- When an automated report is sent.
(!) Please note
that "unhiding" a tab will make it visible again if a report is opened using a live link you shared previously. improved
Features
Google Search Ads in Media Widgets
Media widgets allow you to automatically add ad creatives with metrics of choice to your reports and dashboards.
Now, you can also do it with text search ads from Google Ads.
When selecting widgets for a report with Google Ads connected as a source, you will find Compact and Expanded Media options in the "Charts" section.
In general, they work in the same way as Media Widgets we have for other integrations. The report shows the ads as they would appear to the prospects you are trying to target
If you have any questions or feedback regarding this update, contact our Live Chat Support.
With this update,
we are making your work on building reports and dashboards more efficient
and way faster! You can apply filters, change data sources, reset, and perform other actions simultaneously for any number of widgets. Select them as a group (by holding
ctrl
or cmd
when clicking) and see the new capabilities. Here are all the things you can do with widget groups (we also explore them in the video above):
- Move widget groups.
- Duplicate.
- Change date ranges and settings.
- Change data sources.
- Apply filters.
- Reset date ranges for selected widgets to a report's date range.
- Change the number displayed and the currency symbol.
- Change visual appearance.
Pro Tip: Quickly build tabs with filters applied (as reader-facing filters)
Now, you can easily create a multi-tab report or dashboard with the same widgets in all tabs, but each tab can act as a filtering option for your reader to pick from.
- Create a no-filter layout in your first tab.
- Duplicate the tab and rename it to a desired filtering option (like "Contains X" or "Device Type")
- Select all the widgets in the new tab and apply the filter in the "Data source" sidebar section.
- Repeat if needed and share.
This is a way to create a report with different filtering options for a client or stakeholder in just a few clicks.
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We'd love to know your thoughts on the update! Feel free to reach out to Live Chat Support with any questions.
This week, we are expanding the Whatagraph integrations list to include four new ones.
- Matomois a web analytics platform recently gaining popularity as an alternative to Google Analytics products.
- Taboolais a marketing platform that connects products with audiences via native ad placements in a publisher network.
- Search Ads 360is one of the products in Google's Ad and MarTech ecosystem, which includes analytics, display and video, and other tools.
- The Trade Deskis a self-service omnichannel advertising platform.
Your Source Management section already has
Matomo, Taboola, and SA360 integrations
under the NEW
tag. They work the same as other integrations in the list: you can connect, organize, and visualize the data, as well as set up BigQuery transfers. The Trade Desk
will be rolled out this week under the EARLY ACCESS
tag, but it will have a temporary limitation: today's date will be missing from it for data visualization. - - -
We would love to hear your feedback and suggestions regarding the new integrations!
If you need help setting things up or something is not working as expected, please get in touch with our live chat support.
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UX/UI
3 New Updates: Summary Rows and Data Labels
We've launched a couple of improvements that
help you present insights more clearly in the Overview, Multi-Source Tables, and Goal Widgets.
Learn more below:
1. Summary Rows in the Overview and Multi-Source Tables
We've now added summary rows to both; they work the same way as summary rows in regular tables.
- You can now turn the summary row on and off in the widget settings for Multi-Source Tables.
- For your Overviews, it's on by default.
Please note that there are cases when these rows will display "-" for specific columns.
For example, when the metrics in the column are averages (e.g., CTR %) or unique ones (e.g., "Reach from Facebook"). This is done to avoid any misinterpretation of data with metrics that don't make much sense summarized.
2. Data Labels in the Goal Widget
The
"Display labels on charts"
option is now available for your goal widgets. When turned on, the
"percentage vs. the total goal"
label appears to show your progress. At the same time, you will see the "ideal pacing per day"
data label. Making the general progress (under or over pacing, and reaching or falling behind the target) visually clear in numeric value apart from just the progress bar.
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These updates should give you more options to clarify your reports and dashboards and help you gather insights faster.
For any questions or feedback, reach out to our Live chat support.
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