Previously, working with source and widget-level filters simultaneously in the same report could sometimes be cumbersome. Source-level filters would override any widget-level filtering.

We launched an update that helps you navigate the report filters with ease. (all the data coming from a source)

Here's how it works:

Here's a brief video walkthrough:

: If you already had widgets with both source and widget-level filters applied, you will have to manually reapply the widget-level filter after the update for this to work correctly.

Our support team is always available in the Live Chat for any questions.

Previously, when you enabled the "Compare to the previous period" setting in your reports and dashboards, table summary rows were unaffected.

With this update, .

This is turned on by default in all tables with the summary row enabled after you pick a date range for data comparison in the report (or widget) calendar.

Let us know if you have any questions or feedback in the Live Chat.

. The setting to display data labels has been added to every chart widget.

This highly requested update is especially handy to make what you share with clients or stakeholders easier for them to understand, read, and navigate.

How it works:

Let us know if you have additional feedback or questions in the Live chat.

This minor update will enable you to save even more time working with your data in Whatagrpah.

We improved Now, you don't need to switch from the report-building environment to the Source Management and back for any new sources you'd like to add.

Even with sources like Ahrefs that require inputting additional information to establish the connection, it's all done seamlessly.

Try adding new sources from the "Sources" tab in your sidebar to check it out. Let us know if you have any feedback or questions on this updated flow.

With this update, in your report or dashboard.

Previously, source names would be fetched as they are in the API. And those were the names you would see in your widgets.

The most noticeable example is the multi-source tables:

Instead of having a list of pre-defined names for multiple websites, social media groups, or paid ad sources, you can rename them for clarity now.

For example:

To do that, press on the three dots near any of the connected sources in the "Source" section of the sidebar.

Changing the source name will affect only a specific report

Duplicating multiple widgets at once has been a highly requested update for Whatagraph. in your reports and dashboards.

You can create a copy of an entire report page or repeat just a few widgets a couple of times when necessary.

Here is how it works:

Voila! You will see the same widgets appearing on the page with just one click.

Our support team is always available in the for any questions.

Today, we are launching that includes:

This marks the transition of Whatagraph to become a truly one-stop marketing data platform.

Our goal is to enable you to do more with siloed marketing data incoming from all those sources.

In other words, get insights faster, make your reports and dashboards more consistent and easier to analyze, and improve client or stakeholder engagement.

The new "Organize" environment that you will see in-app aggregate, unify, group, blend, and create custom metrics and dimensions.

Watch the walkthrough video above and visit our Help Center to check out the use cases.

You can explore the full capabilities of "Organize" for 30 days after you click

After that, pre-made data organization will remain available, while custom options are included in our new Advanced and Custom plans.

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In Whatagraph, you can .

You can choose data sources already connected to Whatagraph without additional setup or configurations, pick metrics and dimensions (schema), and schedule automated data flow to the warehouse.

Using BigQuery as a source connected to Whatagraph, you can instantly validate how the transfer is executed in a table widget or visualize data if needed.

Upon request, all teams can now use Data transfer for 30 days; after that, it will be included in the new Whatagraph plans.

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Finally, we are introducing a new unit to expand your flexibility in using Whatagraph.

The data connection process remains entirely the same. Still, You can use them for:

Here is an article explaining Source credits in depth.

A minor but highly requested addition to the Whatagraph icons library!

You can now like other icons before.

To do that, click on three dots near the widget on the report grid or go to the "Metric" field in a widget's settings.

Stay tuned for more icon customization updates coming soon.

There has been a massive update to how widgets work in Whatagraph. For now, you will notice just a few things:

And that's only the tip of the iceberg.

We've rebuilt the widget architecture from scratch on the backend. That will bring you improved visualization capabilities shortly.

So stay tuned for more widget-related updates! And if you have any questions regarding the update, contact our support team in the Live chat.

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This update is being rolled out gradually across all Whatagraph users. If you are still waiting to see the mentioned features, they will appear for you in the next week or so.

You will now see a in your report-building environment.

To simplify and speed up navigation in longer reports or to create multi-page dashboards you can now split information into tabs. They work in the same way as in other popular software tools like Google Sheets.

Here is a quick video walkthrough.

This update enables you:

The same structure will apply if you share a link, so your readers will be able to switch between tabs in the live report.

Let us know what you think!

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