Filters
No filters appliedIssues by type click one to filter everything and jump to those visits
Dealer issue category
Manpower vs Transportation share of visits
Dealers, by problem rate
Every dealer in the current selection, ranked by how often THEIR visits hit a problem — not by the raw Issues count, which is often just a dealer who gets visited a lot. A dealer name in orange is at 50%+. Monthly cells are shaded by that month's rate, not its count, so a busy month can't look like a bad one. Click a row to filter everything to that dealer, or Export CSV for the exact rate per dealer.
Area type share of these visits
What reps actually wrote
The manpower note is free text, typed by the rep — not every visit has one; transportation is a fixed pick, so there is no separate note for it.
Issues per month
Where the problems are
Top standardized issues
Top dealers
Product movement — ours vs competitors
The app rates our products and competitor brands together, per category — so compare within one category, not across. A faded bar has fewer than 3 ratings — shown so it's never a nameless number, but not ranked against the rest.
Who is on the shelf share of ratings
Our product movement slowest first
Competitor product movement fastest first
Provinces, by problem rate
Every province in the current selection, ranked by how often ITS OWN visits turned up a problem — not by raw Issues, which is often just a province that gets visited a lot. A province name in orange is at 50%+. Click a row to filter everything to that province, or Export CSV for the exact rate per province.
All visits
—Where the issues are
One row per…
Same records, two shapes — pick the one your report needs
Per issue — one line per finding, so a visit that found four problems gives four lines.
Best for counting problems.
Per visit — one line per report, with its issues collapsed into a numbered list.
Best for a report you hand to someone, where a row count means visits.
Product ratings — one line per visit, one column per product, each cell the
0–10 movement rating that visit gave it. Best for pivoting in Excel.
Columns
Tap to add · use ↑ ↓ to reorder (drag also works on desktop)Available fields
Shown, in this order
Results
Tap any row to see the complete recordOne row per issue. Standardized issue is the reviewed short wording used for counting; Full original issue is the rep's own text, unedited. Export always writes every filtered row with the columns above, in this order — not just the page on screen.
Late issues, by age
Missing product, by region
Of that region's currently-open issues, the share naming this product as not available. Click a cell to list those outlets below; click a product name or a region heading for that whole row or column.
Outlets with major gaps
By region
By channel
Issues by month
New issues raised vs. issues fixed, same month axis — is the backlog growing or shrinking?
Week by week
Dealers needing attention
Who's reporting
Every outlet issue, mapped
Columns
Tap to add · use ↑ ↓ to reorderAvailable fields
Shown, in this order
Results
Tap any row to see the complete record, including photosSource: the Outlet Issue Master List (a separate sheet/bot from KB Field Report). Product panels are inferred by matching keywords in the free-text issue field — not a structured field in the source sheet, so coverage is high but not exact. Visits is joined in from the separate KB Field Report visit log, counted over this data's own date range.
Recaps per month
By region
Share of recaps filed. Darker = more of them. Click a slice or a region below to filter.
By reporter
Recaps
| Date | Region | Dealer | Province | District | Reporter | Attached with | Recap | Action | Remark |
|---|
Columns
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Shown, in this order
Results
Tap any row to read the complete recap, action and remarkSource: the Market Recap sheet (a third, separate sheet/bot). One row per recap. Recap filled and Action filled track reporting discipline — a recap with no text, or a discussion with no committed follow-up, is real information, not hidden.