This week’s big release is Watershed's Measure Editor—which allows you to easily create trackable data points that any user can analyze in Watershed reports.
What are report measures?
Measures are ways of aggregating specific data points from what you collect. Report Builder, Watershed’s reporting tool, comes pre-bundled with several default measures:
- Total time taken
- Average score
- Completion count
- Last timestamp
Measures are typically numbers that can then be displayed in Watershed’s graphs and charts, but sometimes they can output text that can be displayed in a table using the leaderboard card.
Why do I want to use the Measure Editor?
Default measures can be useful at providing high-level views of your data, while custom measures unique to your data allow you to find deeper insights.
In addition to enabling you to create and manage these additional measures in an easy-to-use interface, the measure editor also allows you to create and edit measures for multiple cards at the same time.
Who can use the Measure Editor?
Only Admin users can see the Measure Editor, which can be accessed by selecting Measures on the Settings menu.
How do I start using the Measure Editor?
Visit our extensive Knowledge Base, which includes more information on how to get started using Watershed's Measure Editor.
About the author
Brooks Alford is a tenured client success and operations leader who helps companies make innovative and complex technology accessible to all.
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