Pivot Tables Overview

For a detailed explanation of the metrics featured in pivot tables, see Dimensions and Measurements.

For more information about pivot tables, click these links:

Note Emails configured to Suppress from Send Reports aren't included in Intelligence Reports.

• Out-of-the-Box Pivot Table Examples
  By default, Intelligence Reports for Engagement comes with five out-of-the-box pivot table examples. These examples help you get started so you can see how the most common pivot tables are configured and set up. You can use them as is, copy and then adjust them, or even delete them if they‘re not required.
• Create a Pivot Table in Intelligence Reports
  Use a pivot table to explore and extract data. For example, you can get sends and open rates for all your emails to see how well a specific email performed. You can also export a pivot table locally or use it to create a scheduled report.
• Customize a Pivot Table in Intelligence Reports
  You can change the data that is displayed in a pivot table, show or hide columns, and make other customizations.
• Export a Pivot Table in Intelligence Reports
  You can export a pivot table as a report and run it as part of a workflow in real time or on a defined schedule. You can also export to an Excel file, for example, and share it with others.
• Manage Pivot Tables in Intelligence Reports
  You can manage pivot tables in Intelligence Reports for Engagement after you create them. You can edit, duplicate, and delete existing pivot tables.
• Apply Filters to a Pivot Table
  Add filters to a pivot table to narrow down the data and focus on what’s relevant to your use case. For example, add a filter to focus on a specific email name instead of all the emails in the campaign. Or filter by a campaign name to focus on that campaign.