A report is a saved aggregation: a grouped, counted, or summed query over your customers, onboardings, or tasks. Open Workbench > Reports to see the built-in catalog. Build your own from any list view.
Pivotal ships seven reports out of the box. Each one is read-only and updates as your data changes:
csm. Use this to balance load across the team.target_launch_date between the 1st and last day of the current month, grouped by week.csm instead of by week.done = false) grouped by assignee.due_date is in the past, ranked by days overdue.at_risk, with the most recent at-risk timestamp shown.Each row is a link. Click “12 onboardings” on Onboardings by phase: UAT and Pivotal opens the Onboardings list pre-filtered to that group.
status is at_risk on Customers).owner, plan, tags, a custom field).owner, then by plan).The report appears in Workbench > Reports for everyone (if public) or for you (if private).
Open the report, click ⋯ > Add to Workbench. The report renders as a Saved report widget on your dashboard. Each teammate adds it to their own layout from Customize your dashboard. Adding a report to your Workbench does not add it to anyone else’s.
From the report page, click ⋯ > Export CSV. You get a flat file with one row per group and the count or sum. For raw underlying records, export from the source list instead via Data export.
Public reports support a weekly digest. Open ⋯ > Schedule digest and pick recipients plus day of week. The digest sends a snapshot of the current report state to email; it does not link back into the app for read-only recipients. If the report is private, the schedule option is hidden.
If you group by a custom field and that field gets renamed in Tags and metadata, the report’s group label updates automatically. If the field is deleted, the report falls back to “Ungrouped” and surfaces a warning banner. Edit and re-save the report to pick a new grouping.
Email help@pivotal.app with a screenshot of where you got stuck and the customer or onboarding id from the URL.