We have added a new data source called twitterAnalyticsOwnReplies, along with 3 new default metrics. You can find the following metrics in discover:

Twitter Analytics Table Total
Twitter Analytics Table Replies
Own Replies Table

You can also find more information on the columns available in the new data source library here.

If you have any questions about this new data source, please don't hesitate to contact our Customer Success team via live chat or support@quintly.com.

We’ve updated the tool with a new side navigation to help you navigate better, along with new additional sections to help you analyze more effectively.

The decision for changing our navigation was to include the new sections; data source library and integrations, and pave the way for future new sections.



We have also split the account settings into two; admin and personal which you can find at the bottom left-hand corner.

We hope you find your way around the tool quickly. If you have any feedback for us we would love to hear it just contact support via live chat or support@quintly.com.

We are happy to let you know you will experience faster loading times when analyzing Facebook Insights page-level data. We now persist the data which will be refreshed every 6 hours for the last 30 days.

We will be adding more metrics over the next months so keep an eye out for the next updates. If you experience any issues please reach out to our customer success team via live chat or support@quintly.com.

We are very happy to share the new Facebook video views demographic metrics! For your profiles authenticated with private statistics, you can analyze which region, gender and age buckets are watching your videos:



You can find the new default metrics here:
Total Video View Time by Gender
Total Video View Time by Age Group
Own Videos Demographics Table
Own Videos View Time by Region

If you have any questions or feedback please don't hesitate to contact us!

We are very happy to share with you the new Instagram demographic metrics! For your profiles authenticated with private statistics, you can now access for example the age and gender of your followers:



You can find the new default metrics here:
Followers by City Table
Followers by Country Table
Followers by Language Used
Followers Online by Time
Followers Demographics Table
Followers Demographics
Followers Gender Breakdown
Followers Age Group Breakdown

With this update, we now also persist the instagramInsights data source. This means you will experience much faster loading times when analyzing a larger time frame or a group of profiles. Please note, there are some historical data limitations so please read the metric hints in the description! If you have any questions just reach out. Happy analyzing!

We improved the dashboard grid layout!! It now has a fixed column size of 12 and also a smaller height for rows. This means you have more flexibility to decrease/increase the height of a metric.



You might not notice the change at first glance but you can now really customize the metrics on your dashboards. If you have any questions, just reach out!

We have made further improvements to the profile management section. You can now activate multiple profiles use cases in bulk. All you need to do is select the profiles and then click 'Activate private stats use cases' button on the left-hand side.



If you have any questions or feedback, please don't hesitate to contact our customer success team via live chat or support@quintly.com!

We have refreshed our API documentation now matching the tool's style. With this refresh, we have also implemented new hints within the documentation and in the metric descriptions directly in the tool.



Keep an eye out as these hints are super important! Let us know if you have any questions or feedback!

This is an important update for all our custom metric builders! The width system that you can find in the config has been replaced. We no longer require that the sum of the column widths equal 1 instead the column width logic is now based on ratios.

For example, the old width logic of a table with 3 columns was:

width: 0.25 | width: 0.25 | width: 0.5

The new width logic of a table with 3 columns which is based on ratio becomes:

widthRatio: 1 | widthRatio: 1 | widthRatio: 2

The advantage of the new width logic is that you no longer have to adjust every new column you add to your table with a width. If the width ratio is not specified, it will default to 1. If you need more information about this update, please don't hesitate to contact our customer success team via live chat or support@quintly.com.

We have introduced a new data source called facebookInsightsConversationMessages. The Facebook Page conversation messages now reside within this dedicated data source. A Facebook page can have multiple conversations and each conversation can have multiple messages. You can find the list of available metrics in our documentation.

If you have any questions about this new data source, please don't hesitate to contact our Customer Success team via live chat or support@quintly.com.