The discover section now includes all of your custom metrics! When you are creating a dashboard, you can choose from your custom metrics too which saves a lot of time. Custom metrics also have their own detail page and a dedicated URL which you can use for sharing purposes. There are filters on the left-hand side to view all metrics, only default metrics and only custom metrics.



If you have any feedback or wish to learn more about the custom metric feature, please don't hesitate to contact us.

When selecting a profile in the drop-down menu you'll now see an insights icon indicating it is connected to insights. With this improvement, you'll be able to easily see which profiles you can analyze when you select any private statistic metrics.

If you are analyzing Instagram stories, you'll be happy to read the following! It is now possible to analyze historical data on Instagram stories.

From today onward, every 30 minutes, our system will import the data for your currently active stories and save them to our database. So when a story expires, the data will be saved with at least near-final performance numbers.



We have added 4 new Instagram metrics to our Discover section. To read more about this new feature, head over to our blog!

Important for our API users! We have three new fields in the profiles data source, they are:

• profileLink
• profileDescription
• profilePicture

Learn more about our API here!

Our metric card images received a make-over! You will now see high quality illustrations.



If you have any product feedback we would love to hear it! Just contact our customer success team via live chat or email us at support@quintly.com!

When searching for a metric in the analysis quick search, you will now see a key icon indicating that it's a private metric.



To learn more about connecting your profile to insights, head over to our Knowledge Base!

If you have any custom metrics, they will now display their relevant social network icons as a primary icon (i.e Facebook icon). A secondary icon will be shown to distinguish them as custom metrics. This will be displayed on the right side of the metric name.

You can now access the metric builder via the metric card drop-down button in your dashboards.



Learn more about metric settings here!

It might happen that you accidentally close a tab before saving a metric, therefore this new warning will come in handy to prevent losing any changes. Closing the browser, a tab or clicking on a different section a warning will appear asking if you are sure you want to leave the page.

When selecting a chart type visualization in the drop-down menu, you will now see an image of how the chart type looks like. As we offer many chart types they are listed in alphabetical order and related charts are grouped together.



Read more about building metrics on our knowledge base here!