The activity bar allows you to analyze all visits placed or made by users following the filters you select.

Each visit corresponds to a line. This way, you can analyze who is responsible for the visit, on which point of sale it was placed, the planned and actual start and end dates/times, as well as the visit times for each company and the overall KPIs of the POS.
Analyze the statement
In the “Statement” column, if the icon is present, this means that the user has completed a survey. Click on the icon to open the survey pop-up. The survey can be filtered by company, and you also have access to the comment entered during the visit as well as the various contacts that were met:

View photos
In the filters, you can decide to only display visits for which photos were taken using the button
In the table, the columns “Number of photos before” and “Number of photos after” allow you to know how many photos were taken.
Click on one of the numbers to open the photo details pop-up. You can then use the various checkboxes to select the photos you want to download before clicking the button

You can also use the checkboxes directly in the table, to download photos from multiple visits at once.
A .zip file is then generated and available within a few minutes in the back-office notifications.
View sales plans
In the “Sales Plan” column, if the icons are present, this means that the user generated a sales plan during the visit.
Click on to be redirected to the sales plan report or to
to open the sales plan pop-up (which you can filter by company):

Table Features
Table and Menu Features
Menu filters
Each back office reporting has filters located above the table of each menu:

It is possible to close the filter bar by clicking on the black arrow . This saves space to display more rows of the table:

By default, the 'Apply' button is grayed out. It becomes active
when the necessary fields are filled in. The 'Clear' button
allows to remove filters from the menu.
Search bar
The search bar, located at the top center of some menus, allows you to quickly search for data in the table displayed on the screen (including columns not displayed).
Add/remove columns from tables
You can add or hide the desired columns in a table. To do this, click on the 'Column Settings' button on any column header, then click the second tab
:

To add or remove a column from the table, simply use the check boxes. Columns are added/removed directly.
To easily find a column to add/remove, use the search bar available at the top of the list.
Column position and width
Change the position of the columns
- Select the column header;
- Drag and drop it into the desired position.

It is also possible to create frozen columns by clicking the 'Column Settings' button. on the desired column header, then in the third tab
:

Frozen columns will appear in the center, while columns frozen to the left or right will appear on either side. Example:

Change column widths
Place the mouse between two column headers. The cursor changes shape. Click and drag the cursor horizontally to change the column width.

It is also possible to double-click when the cursor changes shape to automatically resize the column, or use the options:

Sort columns
Sorting can be performed by clicking on the header of the desired column:
- The first click will sort ascending;
- The second click will sort descending;
- The third click will remove the sorting.
The user can see in the column header what sorting is performed, as well as the sort order:

Sorting is first performed on the 'Segment' column, then 'Reference Priority' and finally on 'Label')
Filter columns
To filter the contents of the columns, click on the 'Column Settings' button. of the desired column, then click on the first tab
:

To apply a filter, click on the button
To deactivate a filter, click on the button
When a filter is enabled on a column, this is visually indicated on the column header:

Group columns
To perform a grouping:
- Click and hold on the header of the desired column;
- Drag the column header into the blue 'Drag and drop a column here to group' banner

Or click on the 'Column Settings' button on the desired column header, then in the third tab
, choose “Group by…”:

By default, the grouping has no sorting. Click on the 'Group' column header on the left to change the sorting.
To remove a field from the grouping, click on the cross, reposition the column header in the body of the table or use the "Ungroup by..." option.
There is no limit to the number of groupings that can be performed. Example with 3 grouped columns:

Paging
All tables are composed of a pagination system which allows you to choose the number of lines to display, and the number of lines that can be displayed:

- Number of rows that can be displayed following the selection of menu filters and column header filters.
- Number of rows displayed per page (default 50). The single-selection drop-down list contains the values 50, 100, 200, 500 and All (only for the Items, Route Sheet and Warehouses menus).
- Current page number
- Total number of pages
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Views
The view system allows you to save the state of the table so as not to have to redo filtering, sorting, grouping, etc. actions. The views are specific to each user and each menu.
To create a new view, click the 'Add View' button and give it a label. In the drop-down list, it is then possible to select a view or delete one.
If a view is selected, the background shade turns blue, it is then possible to rename the view, save the changes made or delete it:

Create charts
After selecting a data range containing numbers, right-click and select "Graph Selection". Choose a chart type to create it:

By hovering over the right area of the graph, buttons appear:
-
allows access to chart settings;
-
allows you to show or hide the table data that is taken into account in the table;
-
allows you to download the graph in .png format

Chart Settings
The "Graph" tab allows you to change the type of graph, and the colors used:

The "Data" tab allows you to select which data will be displayed on the abscissa (Categories) and which data will be displayed by categories (Series):

The "Format" tab allows you to format the chart as you wish: add a title, a background to the chart, the label for each series, a zoom system and much more.
Other features
Export Excel
It is possible to export all tables to Excel by right-clicking and choosing "Export (.xlsx):

Summary
By selecting a range of cells, or selecting different cells while holding the "ctrl" key, the table shows the average, the number of non-empty cells, the minimum and maximum value, as well as the sum:

If a filter was applied, the number of filtered rows is shown on the total row count.
Shortcuts
Ctrl+X: cut selection
Ctrl+Z: undo the action (limited to 10 actions)
Ctrl+Y: redo the action (limited to 10 actions)
Ctrl+A: select the entire table
Ctrl+C: copy selection
Ctrl+V: Paste selection from clipboard
Click, then shift+click: Selects cells between the two clicks (also works for checkboxes)

It is also possible to right-click on tables to cut the selection, copy the selection, or copy the selection with column headers or header groups, and create charts:
