AI & Activation
The number finds you, instead of the other way round.
Nobody opens a dashboard on a Tuesday to check whether something broke on Monday. Schedule the report your team actually reads, and get told when something important moves — with the evidence still attached to every figure in it.
Analyst
● ReadyAsk in chat; the analyst clarifies, runs tools, and grounds every figure in evidence.
CxOrbi chat
Analyst run
Grounded finding — every figure links to its evidence below.
Decision brief
Funnel conversion
34.2%
Comparable change
−8 pts
Recorded error rate
12.4%
Visual evidence
Scheduled, not remembered
The weekly report arrives on its own. Nobody has to own the ritual of assembling it, and it does not quietly stop when that person is on leave.
Alerts when it moves
You do not need a daily summary of things that are fine. You need to be told the moment one of them is not.
Traceable when questioned
Every figure in a report links back to the sessions or responses it was counted from, so the first challenge in the meeting has an answer.
What Reports & Alerts does
Schedule it
The recurring reporting a team runs on, without the recurring manual work.
- Reports on a schedule, delivered to the people who need them
- The same view every time, so week over week is genuinely comparable
- Share a report rather than a screenshot of one
Get alerted
Triggered rather than scheduled, for the things that cannot wait for Monday.
- Alerts when an important metric moves
- Routed to the team that owns it
- Enough context in the alert to know whether to act now
Keep the evidence
A report that cannot be interrogated gets argued with instead of acted on.
- Figures link back to the underlying sessions and responses
- Open a replay from a line in the report
- The same session id the rest of the platform reads
Better with the rest of it
Every module reads the same identity, events and sessions, so an investigation that starts here does not have to be rebuilt to continue somewhere else.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between this and Dashboards?
A dashboard is a live view you go and look at. A report is delivered on a schedule, and an alert comes to you when something changes. Teams that rely only on dashboards find out about problems whenever someone next happens to open one.
Can I see where a number in a report came from?
Yes. Figures stay linked to the sessions and responses they were counted from, so a report can be checked rather than taken on trust.
Who can receive them?
Reports and alerts are routed to the people or teams who own the metric. Seats are unlimited on Enterprise, so distribution is not constrained by licensing.