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Custom Reports allow you to provide concise and dynamic information about your company’s health. When handling your data inside the platform, you want an easy way to relay this information to your intended audience — Custom Reports lets you build exactly what you need.

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Accessing custom reports

Navigate to Reporting in the left sidebar, then select Custom Reports.
Custom Reports

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Creating a custom report

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Open custom reports

Go to Reporting → Custom Reports and click the Create Report button.
Create Report
2

Name your report

Give your report a descriptive name so it’s easy to find and share with your team.
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Choose your data source

Select the type of data to analyze — contacts, opportunities, appointments, conversations, or other objects in your account.
Data Source
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Select columns and metrics

Pick the fields you want to include as columns in your report. You can add standard fields (name, email, status) as well as custom fields you have created in your account.
Columns
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Apply filters

Narrow your dataset by setting filter conditions — for example, contacts tagged as “hot lead” created in the last 30 days.
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Add widgets

Add chart widgets to visualize your data. Widgets can display bar charts, line graphs, pie charts, and summary metrics. You can also move and reorder widgets within the report.
Page List
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Save your report

Save the report. It will appear in your Custom Reports list for quick access. Reports can be shared with other team members in your account.

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Widget-level customization

You can customize individual widgets within your report:
  • Widget type — choose chart type (bar, line, pie, table, etc.)
  • Metrics — select which data fields the widget displays
  • Colors — apply custom colors to distinguish between data series
  • Filters — apply widget-level filters that override the report-level filter for that widget only
Widget-level filters let you show different subsets of data side-by-side in the same report — for example, a chart for leads from Facebook next to one for leads from Google.

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Sharing and exporting

  • Export — download the report as a CSV or Excel file for offline analysis or sharing with stakeholders outside the platform.
  • Share — share saved reports with other users in your account so the whole team works from the same data.
  • Schedule — configure scheduled report delivery to receive reports via email at set intervals.

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Use cases

Build a report filtering contacts by source to compare how many leads each channel (Facebook, Google, organic) has generated in a given period.
Report on opportunities by stage, value, and assigned owner to get a snapshot of where deals stand and which stages have the most drop-off.
Filter conversations or contacts by a specific tag, campaign, or workflow to measure engagement and response rates.
Surface data stored in custom fields — such as industry, referral source, or service type — in a clean table view for segmentation analysis.
Create multi-page reports where each page focuses on a different aspect of your business (e.g., Page 1: Lead Generation, Page 2: Sales Performance, Page 3: Call Activity).
Save commonly used filter and column combinations as named reports so your team can access them with one click, without reconfiguring filters each time.
Last modified on March 4, 2026