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Get your dashboard out of the app: a scheduled email digest on a cadence you pick, and a one-click PDF export for QBRs and board decks
The email digest sends a short snapshot of your own dashboard to your own inbox on a cadence you choose. It is off by default and only ever goes to the email address you sign in with. There is no recipient list, so the digest can never expose your data to another person. The snapshot is rendered under your saved dashboard filters, so the numbers match what you see when you open the dashboard.
Open your dashboard preferences
Find the Email digest section
Turn on "Email me a digest"
Choose how often, the send time, and the timezone
Digest controls
- Email me a digest: The opt-in switch. Nothing sends until this is on.
- How often: Every day, weekly on Mondays, or weekly on Fridays.
- Send time: The hour of day it sends, in the timezone below.
- Timezone: The timezone your send time is read in. It defaults to your browser timezone.
Each digest email is a compact read of where things stand for the range you have saved:
- Headline numbers: New leads, pipeline value, won this period, and conversion rate, in your organization's base currency.
- Your work: How many items are overdue and how many are due today.
- Deals needing attention: Up to three of your at-risk deals, using the same risk scoring the dashboard shows. Omitted when there are none.
- Open your dashboard: A button that takes you straight back to the live dashboard.
If you are a manager, the snapshot follows your saved dashboard audience (your whole team, just you, or a specific teammate). Everyone else sees their own numbers.
A shareable file of your current dashboard for QBRs, board decks, and offline review.
Select Export in the dashboard header to download your dashboard as a PDF. The file is a data-driven render, not a screenshot. The numbers are pulled fresh and laid out cleanly, so the export stays crisp at any size and reads well in a slide or a printout. It downloads as a dated file named dashboard-YYYY-MM-DD.pdf.
What the PDF contains
- Cover header: Your organization name, who it was prepared for, the period, the audience, and when it was generated.
- Key metrics: The KPI tiles you have pinned to your dashboard's headline strip.
- Pipeline by stage: Each open stage with its deal count and total value.
- Deals needing attention: Your at-risk deals (up to eight).
- Additional metrics: The cross-suite cards you have visible (cash collected, quote-to-cash, support health, project delivery, automation payoff) and quota attainment, each shown only when it has data.
The export mirrors your live dashboard:
- Respects your filters: The headline numbers use the same date range and audience you have selected on the dashboard.
- Respects your visible cards: A card you have turned off is left out of the PDF, so the export matches the dashboard you actually use.