Glossary

An Admin user can manage all aspects of the account, including billing, Connector management, and the ability to add and remove users.

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An Annotation is a note added to a Widget or chart to give extra context about a specific Datapoint, change, or event.

A Benchmark is a target you set against a specific Datapoint so you can see at a glance whether performance is where it should be. Once added to a Widget, a pulsating green or red dot in the top right-hand corner tells you instantly if you're on track or falling behind, no digging required. A Benchmark key at the bottom of your Dashboard totals up your positive, negative, and intermediate Widgets, giving you a health check of your whole board in one glance.

Connectors are the way you gather the specific data points to showcase in a Widget. Examples of Connectors include Google Analytics, HubSpot, Facebook Ads, and others.

Connector Health keeps an eye on your connections so you don't have to. It shows you the live status of every Connector on your account, flagging any that have run into an issue, like an expired login or a permissions change, so you can fix problems before they affect your dashboards. Healthy Connectors mean reliable data, every time.

Hurree dashboards offer a streamlined overview of all your most important data. They pull key metrics from your favorite tools and display them visually in one space. Your dDashboardis completely customizable, with a variety of Connector options and data Visualizations to choose from.

This is the percentage figure contained within a Widget that shows a +/—data comparison based on the user's time-date selections.

A Datapoint is the particular piece of data that you wish to retrieve from your Connector and display in a Widget on your Dashboard.

Data Refresh refers to how often Hurree updates the data pulled from connected tools. Refresh timing can depend on the Connector, data source, and selected date range.

An Entity is the specific object or item connected to a Datapoint. For example, if you select the Datapoint "Clicks for a specific email," the Entity is the individual email campaign you choose to display in the Widget.

A Forecast is an AI-generated prediction that estimates how a metric may perform in the future based on available historical data.

Hurree Labs is our home for small, single-job AI tools that solve one painful task in about 30 seconds, no signup needed. The first, Brief, turns your raw data (pasted text or a PDF) into a ready-to-share visualized Snapshot. New ideas and experiments are added regularly, so keep checking back at lab.hurree.co.

A Live Snapshot is a shareable Dashboard Snapshot that updates with the latest available Widget data when it is opened. It is useful for sharing always-current reporting views with approved customers, clients, or stakeholders.

Riva is Hurree's AI analysis assistant. It helps users understand Dashboard data by generating summaries, suggestions, forecasts, and other AI-powered insights. Depending on where Riva is used, it can help summarize a Dashboard, Section, or Widget, suggest improvements, or support AI-powered reporting features such as Riva Vision.

Riva Vision is an AI-powered feature that helps turn uploaded or entered information into a visual Dashboard-style output. It is designed to help users quickly understand what their data could look like in Hurree and reduce the time needed to build reporting views manually.

A Scheduled Snapshot is a Snapshot that is set up to send automatically at a chosen date and time. It helps users send recurring or future reports without manually creating and sharing a new Snapshot each time.

The Share Modal is the window that opens when users choose to share a Dashboard or Snapshot. It contains the available sharing options, such as email, link, scheduled Snapshot, Live Snapshot, or export options.

A Snapshot is a shareable view of Dashboard data. Depending on how it is created, a Snapshot can capture the Dashboard at a specific point in time, be scheduled to send automatically, or provide a live view of current Dashboard data. Snapshots can be shared by email, link, or export, depending on the available sharing options.

Snapshot History is your reporting paper trail. Found via the three dots (•••) on any Dashboard, it shows you every Snapshot sent from that board, when it went out, who received it, and whether it's been viewed, plus a second table where you can edit or delete your scheduled Snapshots. No more wondering if your report is sitting unopened in someone's inbox.

A Team Member can view and edit public dashboards and create new ones. However, they do not have access to billing information and cannot connect/turn off Connectors or add new users to the account.

A Visualization is the format used to display a Datapoint in a Widget, such as a line graph, bar chart, pie chart, number, list, or table.

A Widget is the container that displays a Datapoint on a Dashboard. Widgets can use different Visualizations, such as charts, numbers, lists, or tables, depending on the type of data selected.