Create and share KPI Reports

Communicate your performance

Engaging Reports for better insights

Using KPIs and Metrics to track business objectives clearly has its advantages. But with so much data being produced, storing, visualizing and then communicating results can become a drain on resources.

At the very core of SimpleKPI is the ability to produce a complete range of multi-dimensional KPI reports. Quickly see how your most important metrics are performing against their targets; use comparisons to plot the difference between previous periods, and distribute real-time data to key decision makers.

Create and share reports

Transform your KPIs and Metrics into valuable insights in minutes. Produce visually appealing interactive reports.

Sharing

Collaborate with colleagues with a variety of sharing options

Visually appealing

Bring your data to life with professionally designed graphs and charts

Embedding

Embed your dashboards and reports in your own web page or intranet

Customize

Choose from an array of colors and options for your dashboards and reports

Inbuilt Reports

Pre-designed reports can be used as a starting point to get started quicker

Notes and Comments

Add additional information, conclusions and context with notes and comments

Analysis

Delve deeper into your data to identify the reasons for those dips and rises.

Exporting

A range of export options, for distributing reports more widely

Fully Responsive

Real time reports can be viewed on mobile devices while on the go

Standardized Reporting

Building reports from scratch can take time and energy. That's why we've developed a series of standard reports to give you a helping hand. You can use them to quickly see Top performing KPIs, a comparison between a series of metrics or even a user's data entries.

Choose from a series of performance criteria such as:

  • Top Performing: A snapshot of your best performing KPIs or metrics.
  • Worst performing: Quickly highlight those KPIs or metrics that are failing their targets.
  • Multiple KPIs: Group KPIs or metrics into a single data view for comparison or evaluating context.
  • Multiple KPIs Breakdown: Use a multi-dimension breakdown to view the data behind the results.
  • User KPIs: Easily see the actuals of all the KPIs that are assigned to a user.
  • Data Entries by KPI: See an historic view of all the entries for a KPI over time.
  • Data Entries by User: View the actual data entries made by a user.
  • All Data Entries: Look at all the data for every user and KPI.
  • KPI Performance: Focus on an individual KPI, see the entries and user data for a specific KPI.

Customizing Reports

Use these reports as a starting point, then simply adapt to your specific requirements. Once you're happy you can save them to your account.

Reporting Examples

SimpleKPI comes complete with a series of customizable KPI Reports and Dashboards that can be adapted for specific needs, such as:

Multiple KPI Report for SAAS companies showing a breakdown of the underlying data

Detailed sales closing ratios can be displayed using the KPI Performance report

User based reports can be customized to display the performance of Users, Machinery or equipment.

Show all your data and metrics for analysis or export with the All Data Entries Report

How to build a KPI Report

Developing and then distributing your KPIs can be a daunting task, with so much data, a near endless variation of graphs and charts and the pressure to get it right first time, it's no surprise that it can become more than a little confusing. So here's a little help in designing your reports.

5 simple steps for creating robust KPI Reports:

  1. Initially, choose a small number of KPIs or metrics. Focus on those measures that can provide instant and meaningful insights. Quick wins will help with the adoption of your reports in the early stages.
  2. Organize measures together in a logical manner. If it's a strategic report keep it focused on strategy. Building a story from the data with an intuitive flow will also make a more understandable and engaging report.
  3. Focus on charts and graphs to present your data. Not only do visuals allow an audience to quickly understand complex data sets, including trends will allow your audience to make conclusions in historical context. That said its always useful to have the background data available for reference out of sight.
  4. Provide a conclusion. Keep it simple and bullet point the most important interpretations of the data.
  5. Share and adjust. You'll never get it perfect first time. Set out a timetable for revising the content and provide a feedback mechanism for gathering ideas.

A useful guide to building your first Report in SimpleKPI.

Benefits

An automated reporting platform will take the hassle out of data collation and simplify communication. But the advantages don't stop there. When KPIs and Metrics are brought together they provide a pivotal point of reference for management decisions and analysis. They can assist in increasing productivity, providing accurate information and many more benefits, such as:

  • Provide timely information to business owners and decision makers.
  • Data driven decisions based on facts not feelings.
  • Increased visibility and transparency between disconnected departments or offices.
  • Quickly highlight top performers within the organization.
  • Improved strategic decisions.
  • Real time access to data.
  • Tool to identify areas of improvement.
  • Increased productivity through both analyzing processes and setting goals.
  • Identify successful strategies, see what's working and what's not quickly.

Best practice

Planning is fundamental for implementing a KPI strategy. Putting together a good plan of objectives, targets and goals when developing your reports will smooth the process, and provide the maximum return from your efforts.

7 tips for good reporting practice:

  1. Decide early in the planning stage when your reports will be used, if its monthly meetings then assure that all data is up to date to avoid misleading analysis.
  2. Focus on an individual area or highlight a single message, nothing will turn your hard efforts into nothing more than an illegible mess than an overload of data and charts. Reducing the colors also will create a more professional and visually appealing report.
  3. Don't get disorientated, metrics and KPIs can be found just about everywhere you look. Consider the importance of each KPI to your organization. Is it relevant to include this in a report?
  4. Start with a single report and build slowly. It's far easier to get buy in from colleges if they see understand the benefit and then contribute to future additions.
  5. Fresh data will install trust in your reports. Ensure the data is accurate and up to date – it's worth spending time exploring how, when and where the data is collected.
  6. Add context by using historical trend graphs. Also consider including a background summary, this will help reduce wild or over analysis and misinterpretation of the data.
  7. Keep your reports on the rails. It's very easy for companies to get sucked back into the day job and neglect the data. Adding accountability to colleagues, time-frames for submissions and actions will help integrate the reports into a natural business process.

Whether it's the analysis of statistical data, regular reporting collation or you just need to track metrics more efficiently. SimpleKPI provides a reliable and engaging KPI reporting platform where data insight can be gained, and tangible improvements made.