REPORTING
Clear your processes through highly customizable reports
Enterprise-level analytics wrapped in a simple interface. Reporting you won’t find elsewhere
01
Flexible layouts
- Build your own report from scratch that perfectly suits your
- Juggle with multiple layout types to see the data from the best angle. See our Reports Gallery
- Choose the main column(-s) that will define sub grouping of your report
- Use rotation (pivoting) to define columns, rows and summation values

02
Filters
- Simply drag & drop columns to add, reorder or remove them from your report
- Apply filters to specify time range, project name and team members
- Define yourself which piece of data to include in the column (e.g. full name or just job title of teammates)

03
Meta information
- Analyze tasks deeper with access to such meta information as tags, task types or milestones
- Get the freshest data in your reports because of continuous sync with your project management tool

04
Save reports’ combinations
- Everhour report is an array of filters, columns, groups and conditions that you can save
- Save absolutely any combination of filters, layouts and date ranges
- Separate saved reports by signified names

05
Share reports
- Make any report private or share it with a group of teammates
- See only reports that are relevant to you. No more unused reports on your list
- As an admin you can pre-create most wanted and useful reports for your teammates to save their time

06
Full screen mode
- Expand each report to the full screen mode to see more data without scrolling
- Extremely useful feature if you are investigating at reports with lots of columns

07
Export
- Export your data to send them to the client or to do some internal math
- Choose from .csv, .xls or .pdf formats

08
Time rounding
- You can round time entries up or down to the nearest in your reports
- It doesn’t result in more time in reports, just makes greater readability

09
Conditional formatting
- Highlight various pieces of data in individual cells of your reports
- This way you can see patterns or invalid values that might be hard to spot otherwise
