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Reports & Analytics

Reports & Analytics

Reports & Analytics is where you turn your HR data into something useful — ready-made reports you can run and export, and visual dashboards that show trends at a glance. The page has two tabs: Reports (run and export data reports) and Analytics (interactive dashboards).

What you can do here:

  • Run pre-built reports across People, Leave, Attendance, Payroll, and more
  • Search for a specific report by name
  • Open a report, set its filters, and export the results
  • View analytics dashboards for attendance, leave, payroll, and headcount
  • Build your own custom report with the report builder
Reports & Analytics Overview

Running a report never changes your data — it only reads the database to produce a result. It’s completely safe to run any report and experiment with the filters.


The Reports Tab

The Reports tab lists every pre-built report, grouped by category. Use the Search box at the top to find a report by name, or browse the categories.

CategoryExample reports
People & DocumentsEmployee List, Employee Directory, Document Expiry Report, Documents Detail Report, HR Document Tracker, Join and Resignation Report
LeaveLeave Encashment Report, Leave Balance Report, Leave Report
AttendanceLate In Report, Monthly Calendar Attendance, Daily Attendance Report, Daily Overtime Report, Absent Report, Muster Roll, Shift Report, and more
PayrollSalary Process Report, Reimbursement Report, Gratuity Report, Employee Loan Report, Deduction Summary Report, Payroll Variance Report, and more
GeneralPending Task Report

Click any report name to open its run page.

The exact list of reports depends on which modules your workspace uses and the permissions you have.


How to Run a Report

  1. On the Reports tab, click the report you want
  2. Its run page opens with a Parameters & Filters panel at the top
  3. Set the filters you need (for example, a date range, specific employees, or locations)
  4. Click Run
  5. The results appear in a table below
Running a report

The report run page has these controls in the top-right:

ControlWhat it does
RunGenerates the report using the current filters
RefreshRe-runs the report to pull the latest data
DownloadExports the results to a file

The results table at the bottom is paginated — you can set how many rows show per page and move between pages.

If a report comes back empty, check the Parameters & Filters panel first. Too narrow a date range, or a filter that excludes everyone, is the most common reason a report returns no rows.


The Analytics Tab

The Analytics tab gives you interactive dashboards instead of plain data tables. Each card opens a dashboard full of charts and key numbers.

Analytics dashboards
DashboardWhat it shows
OverviewKey metrics, alerts, and a company-wide summary at a glance
Attendance AnalyticsDaily performance charts, attendance rates, and hours-worked trends
Leave AnalyticsLeave usage by type, approval trends, and monthly patterns
Payroll AnalyticsPayroll trends, department costs, and year-over-year comparison
HR / People AnalyticsHeadcount trends, hiring vs. exits, and department distribution
Documents AnalyticsDocument counts by status and type, expiry tracking, and document-request activity

Click a card to open its dashboard.

Example: the Overview Dashboard

The Overview dashboard pulls the most important numbers into one screen — an Attention Required panel for things needing action, headline counts (total employees, present today, on leave, late today), a monthly summary (new hires, exits, birthdays, anniversaries), a department breakdown, and quick action shortcuts.

Overview analytics dashboard

Creating a Custom Report

If the pre-built reports don’t cover what you need, you can build your own with the report builder. Click Create Report in the top-right corner of the page.

Report builder

In the report builder you:

  1. Give the report a Name and an optional Description
  2. Connect a Data Source — the set of data the report draws from
  3. Choose a Display ModeTable (a data grid) or Template (a formatted layout)
  4. Set the Export Formats — for example PDF, with page size, orientation, margins, watermark, and whether to include page numbers, the print date, and the company logo
  5. Click Save

Once saved, your custom report appears alongside the pre-built reports on the Reports tab.

Building a custom report is an advanced task. If a pre-built report is close to what you need, run that and adjust its filters first — it’s usually faster than building one from scratch.


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