What are pipe reports

Learn what pipe reports are and how to use them to keep track of your process' results.

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Written by Bruna Griebeler
Updated over a week ago

Estimated reading time: 3 minutes

As the business guru Peter Drucker once said: "You can't improve what you don't measure."

Use pipe reports to keep track of your team's performance and continually improve your process.

📌Learn how to create a pipe reports and if you like, watch a video about it:

Data available to your reports

All information is extracted from the fields of all cards in your pipe and organized in a customizable spreadsheet.

To create a report, add filters to specify what data you want to analyze. When you're done, save the report to access it whenever you need the information.

📌 Important: Pipefy exports data up to 30,000 cards. Each card corresponds to a line in your table.

When should I create a pipe report?

In all situations where you need to view and assess what’s going on in your pipe.

The reports tool can help you improve your processes by analyzing productivity, time spent in each phase, monthly deliveries, or how many cards are in progress (just to give some examples).

Practical examples

Customer Service

Gather information from your pipe to analyze the Customer Support's team key metrics, such as:

  • Amount of time a customer spends in one or more phase

  • Number of conversations (clients) per teammate

  • Ticket volume (by tracking the number of cards)

  • Client response time

  • Team member performance

Human Resources

Use pipe reports to track your HR team's performance by analyzing:

  • Number of candidates interviewed at any given time

  • Volume of resumes received in a specific period

  • Amount of time a candidate spent in the recruitment phases before moving to the onboarding process

Finance

Through pipe reports, track team performance by filtering by team member or time period You can also combine values to:

  • Discover which phase is taking more time and money from your team

  • Extract the amount, minimum, maximum, or summation of the spent/income values in the entire process

  • Analyze your cash flows

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