Now, when previewing your Databoards, you can click on a Datablock to expand the metric and explore it in more detail. 

For example, if your sales drop week-over-week, you can expand the metric to compare trends, filter by rep or region, and switch visualizations to spot what’s driving the change. Then, save your changes to update the Datablock with your preferred view, making it easier to communicate insights with the rest of your team.

You can now enable color-coded indicators on your gauge and progress bars to quickly see if you’re on track, at risk, or falling behind on your goals. 

For example, if you’re displaying your Databoards on an office TV, your charts will automatically turn green, amber, or red based on performance, making it easy for everyone to understand progress and stay aligned.

Now, you can create manual goals to track success on projects, campaigns, or internal initiatives that aren’t tied to a specific metric. Just enter your targets manually—using numbers, percentages, or currency—and update progress over time.

• Add notes to give more context when updating progress
• Get automatic reminders to update your goal progress
• Share updates with key stakeholders, even if they don’t have a Databox account
• Monitor goal progress alongside notes and status updates on the Goal Insights page

It’s now easier than ever to set goals, track progress, and give your team the visibility they need to stay aligned and hit their targets.

With the latest improvements to automatic goals, you can:

• Set multiple goals per metric, like realistic and stretch goals
• Add end dates and receive automatic status updates
• Get goal recommendations based on benchmarks, forecasts, and historical data
• Control who can view and follow each goal’s progress
• See how you’re pacing toward your goal and get additional context on the Goal Insights page.

Learn more about what’s new in Goals here. 

Now, you can use the master date range picker to update the date range of all metrics and Databoards in your Reports, without editing each block individually.

Preparing for a quarterly meeting? Just select “Last Quarter” as your reporting period, and your entire Report will instantly update to reflect that timeframe.

Now, you can create custom metrics from your SQL databases without needing to know or write SQL queries.  

Simply select the dataset data you need (like metric value, date, and dimensions) from a dropdown menu. This makes it easier for all team members, regardless of their skill level, to build metrics from your SQL databases! 

The no-code SQL metric builder is available only for SQL databases that are supported by Datasets Integrations.

Now, you can merge multiple datasets together using a common identifier like email, user ID, or lifecycle stage to analyze performance across multiple sources. Then: 

• Filter your columns by specific conditions like values, dimensions, percentages, and more. 
• Use formulas to create new calculated columns of data.
• Customize your dataset by renaming columns or changing data types.
• Build custom metrics from your dataset and easily track performance on Databoards or include them in your reports.
• Export your dataset to CSV to keep a historical record or continue your analysis in Google Sheets or Excel. 

Now, you can select and save multiple dimensions in a single custom metric.

Instead of creating separate metrics like Sessions by Country, Sessions by Device Category, and Sessions by Landing Page to analyze different segments, you can now save all three dimensions in a single metric.

This means fewer metrics to manage and more flexibility when breaking down or filtering your data on Databoards.

Available for select integrations, with more coming soon.

Now you can quickly apply a dimension or filter to your entire Databoard, making it easier to analyze performance across different segments.

For example, break down a marketing Databoard by Country to see how different regions are performing. Then apply a filter to only view data from the United States.

Notice a sudden spike in Signups? Or a delay in Closed-Won Deals? Click a metric on your Databoard to see the row-level data behind it.

You’ll see the exact rows and columns from your dataset—like email address, deal stage, or transaction amount—so you can quickly spot what’s driving the change and act fast.

This feature is only available for metrics built from datasets.

Create a custom table of raw data, so your team can analyze with more depth, confidence, and clarity later. Connect data from a dataset-powered integration (HubSpot, Stripe, SQL databases, etc), create a dataset from it, then:

• Filter your columns by specific conditions like values, dimensions, percentages, and more. 
• Use formulas to create new calculated columns of data.
• Customize your dataset by renaming columns or changing data types.
• Build custom metrics from your dataset and easily track performance on Databoards or include them in your reports.
• Export your dataset to CSV to keep a historical record or continue your analysis in Google Sheets or Excel.

We've added new layout and content options to Reports, making it easier to present data and communicate insights more clearly.

• Choose a cover photo from a built-in image gallery to give your reports a polished, professional introduction.
• Add page dividers to break up content, create sections, and guide your audience through the story.
• Insert editable tables anywhere to add commentary, highlight supporting data, or outline next steps.
• Style your tables with custom borders, background colors, and more—so everything looks exactly the way you want.

Now, you can enable Smart alerts for any metric to get notified when unusual patterns (like unexpected spikes or dips) are detected in your data. 

For example, get alerted when your website traffic suddenly drops, ad spend spikes unexpectedly, or revenue takes an unusual dip—so you can address these issues before they become bigger problems. 

Learn more about Smart alerts here.

Now you can format your reports into beautiful long-form writeups, to give stakeholders all the information they need to understand how you’re performing. Add metrics, Databoards, images, and commentary in a seamless layout to give more context to your data. Then, customize it with a cover photo and emojis to match your brand.

Need a slide presentation instead? Switch between Pageless and Slides formats with just 1-click.

Now, you can track and analyze your Reddit Ads performance in Databox. 

• Track 126 pre-built metrics:  Easily visualize metrics like Impressions, Spend, CPV, Engagement Clicks, and more to monitor campaign performance.
• Create custom metrics: Use the Metric Builder to break down key metrics by Campaign, Ad Group, Ad, Community, or Keywords, and apply filters to focus on the most relevant insights.
• Compare and visualize Reddit Ads performance alongside other paid channels: Create reports that combine data from platforms like Facebook Ads, Google Ads, LinkedIn Ads, and more, so you can easily see how your campaigns are performing across multiple channels.
• Optimize campaigns: Set up alerts, spot trends, and adjust your budgets to improve results faster.