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  • Start from a template. Even if you’ll heavily customize, starting from a default template gets you to “useful” much faster than a blank report.
  • Name reports for the question they answer. “Weekly error-rate watch: Customer Support” beats “Errors v2”.
  • Add descriptions for context. You can add a description to both a report and an individual chart, so teammates understand what a view shows and why it matters without having to ask.
  • Save high-value filter combinations. Once you know a filter combo you’ll keep coming back to, save it from the filter panel. It’ll be available across views. See Filtering.
  • Use Events on time-series charts to mark releases, prompt updates, or campaigns. It makes spikes much easier to explain weeks later.
  • Star a report to add it to Favorites in the sidebar, so your most-used reports are always one click away.