Design your impact reporting

You can report progress-over-time in several ways on Makerble.

An introduction to all the things you can report visually

What it is you are reporting

Where you can access reports

Standardised reporting periods

What it is you are reporting

Where you can access reports

Standardised reporting periods

Progress towards a Progress Tracker (i.e. a KPI, metric, output, indicator, etc)

  • You can create as many Progress Trackers as you like

 

Chart & Table

Progress-over-time chart in a Card Popup on a Progress Board

 

  • Weekly

  • Monthly

  • Quarterly

  • Yearly

Table only

Table view of the Progress Panel on a Project page

No standardised periods.

Only reporting against custom periods is available here.

Distribution of contacts with each characteristic

 

Overview tab in the Contacts App - using the Contact Filters

Set the Date Range you want to report on while you are using the Contact Filters

Splits tab in the Contacts App

Reporting is currently done over all time. Ability to filter by date range is in the pipeline

Contacts created

 

Productivity tab in the Contacts App

  • Monthly

  • Quarterly

  • Yearly

Contacts interacted with

 

Productivity tab in the Contacts App

  • Defined as contacts who have been tagged in an update or survey response

  • Monthly

  • Quarterly

  • Yearly

Contacts created per project

 

 

Productivity tab in the Contacts App

Monthly

Contacts interacted with per project

 

Productivity tab in the Contacts App

  • Defined as contacts who have been tagged in an update or survey response

Monthly

Contacts added to each state

 

Productivity tab in the Contacts App

  • Defined as the number of contacts across your entire organisation who that month have been added to any project’s

    • Waiting List

    • Enrolled list

    • Alumni list

    • Declined list

Monthly

Contacts added to each project’s state

Productivity tab in the Contacts App

  • Turn on Project States

  • Defined as the number of contacts in each project who have been added - that month - to the project’s Waiting List, Enrolled list, Alumni list or Declined list

Monthly

Referrals

Productivity tab in the Contacts App

  • Turn on Referral Tracking

  • Defined as the number of contacts who have been referred into your organisation whereby the referral originates from another contact who is saved as The Referrer

Monthly

Signposts

 

Productivity tab in the Contacts App

  • Turn on Signposting

  • Defined as the number of contacts who have been signposted to one of your signposting partners who exist on your platform as a contact

Monthly

Contacts' transitions between Roles

 

Productivity tab in the Contacts App

Monthly

Charts related to Case Management

Charts tab in the Cases App

  • Turn on Cases

  • Turn on Timesheets

  • There are a variety of charts available when you turn on Cases and Timesheets. You can report

    • Number of cases Opened, Worked on and Closed

      • Per User

      • Per Project

    • Time Spent on Cases (in Hours and Minutes: based on Timesheets)

    • Duration of Cases (in Days: based on days since the case was opened)

Monthly

Do you use custom reporting periods, e.g. terms or semesters?

You can use Standardised reporting periods and/or Custom reporting periods

Standardised reporting periods

Custom reporting periods

Standardised reporting periods

Custom reporting periods

E.g. weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly

E.g. termly, per cohort, yearly with a custom Year Start Date

When you use standardised reporting periods, you can simply select this view on several of the charts as shown in the table below.

Standardised periods are:

  • Weekly

  • Monthly - i.e. first day of the month until last day of the month

  • Quarterly - i.e. 1st January until 31st March, 1st April until 30th June, 1st July until 30th September, 1st October until 31st December

  • Yearly - i.e. 1st January until 31st December

When you use non-standard periods, you can: