Online Pivot Analysis for Business Data
Arrange business dimensions into rows and columns, select measures and aggregations, and change perspective without building new formulas.
The trial period lasts 14 days.
Send Data in the Way That Fits Your Workflow
Upload an Excel or CSV file or send data through the API. Once received, the data is immediately available in connected reports and dashboards.
Excel
Manually upload a prepared Excel file with preview and validation.
CSV
Manually upload a CSV file into the same controlled data structure.
API
Send approved data from a business system when the active plan includes API access.
Received data is immediately available to reports, charts, KPI metrics, and dashboards.
One static table cannot answer every question
When you need revenue by department, then by quarter, and then by customer, building another Excel combination for every question slows analysis and multiplies file versions.
For users who need to compare results from several angles
Sales, finance, and business analysts change grouping and aggregation without importing again or creating another file version.
Sales leaders
Compare revenue by department, customer, product, and quarter in one view.
Financial controllers
Group revenue, expense, and target results with sum, count, or average.
Business analysts
Investigate variances by changing rows, columns, filters, and sorting over the same data.
What Is a Pivot Report?
A pivot report groups detailed data by dimensions such as period, customer, department, or product, then aggregates selected measures with calculations such as sum, count, average, minimum, or maximum.
This form of pivot reporting makes it easier to compare results from different angles. In Smart Report, saved pivot reports remain connected to detailed rows and can be used alongside charts and business dashboards.
From Detailed Rows to a Clear Comparison
A pivot view summarizes detailed rows in a form that answers a specific business question.
Choose groups
Place departments, customers, products, or periods in rows and columns.
Add metrics
Select revenue, cost, quantity, or another measure and its calculation.
Filter and compare
Narrow the period or category and inspect the result from multiple angles.
Analysis without technical setup
Users work only with fields defined in the report while Smart Report prepares the result safely.
- Multiple dimensions in rows and columns
- Measures with SUM, COUNT, AVG, MIN, and MAX
- Filters and sorting in the same workspace
- Drill-through to the detailed rows behind a total
Sales by department and quarter
Compare revenue by department, quarter, and customer without creating new formulas for every combination. Save the view when you find a layout the team tracks regularly.
Reach the next business answer faster
Instead of creating more files and formulas, change the analysis layout while keeping one validated data foundation.
Connect detailed Excel data to analysis and a dashboard
Start with a stable Excel report, validate the finding through other analytical views, and save an important comparison for a dashboard.
Answers before you get started
Which fields can I use in a pivot analysis?
You can use dimensions, measures, and date fields available in the selected report.
Which aggregations are supported?
Sum, count, average, minimum, and maximum are supported.
Can a pivot view be saved?
Yes. Its configuration can be saved and opened again over updated data.
What is a pivot report?
A pivot report groups data by selected dimensions and aggregates measures so you can compare results from several perspectives.