“Saved and Scheduled Reports” is now live for all Apptrovers. 

Hey, there, marketer, 

 

Ever rebuilt the same report 10 times this week? Same KPIs. Same filters. Same group-by. Different day. We felt that pain too. That’s why Apptrove now lets you save report configurations and schedule them to land in inboxes automatically. For the full walkthrough, make sure you read the complete product blog after this overview.

What Are Saved Reports?

Saved Reports let you store a report’s KPIs, filters, and group-by setup—so you never start from scratch again.

What gets saved (and what doesn’t)

• Saved: Metrics like Clicks, Impressions, Sessions, Installs, Uninstalls; filters like Agency, Partner, Geo, Campaign, City.
• Not saved: Date range. You pick fresh dates each time you open the report.

Everyday wins

• A manager tracking Partner + Campaign performance opens a ready-made layout in seconds.
• A performance lead reviewing Installs by Geo loads the exact view they trust—no reconfiguration.
• Teams can store up to 100 reports per app, searchable and sortable by name, created date, or last accessed.

You can rename, delete, and search saved reports. If a report powers active schedules, you’ll see a warning before deletion. Clean, safe, and fast.

What Are Scheduled Reports?

Scheduled Reports take any saved report and email it automatically at your chosen cadence.

Flexible scheduling:-

• Date windows: Yesterday, Last 7/14/30 days, Last/This month, or custom rolling range
• Frequency: Daily, Weekly, or Monthly
• Time: Precise HH: MM in your app’s timezone
  

Real-world scenarios:-

• Every Monday at 9 AM, leadership gets the Last 7 Days Partner Performance as a CSV.
• Daily at 8 AM, the ops team receives Yesterday’s Install Metrics by Geo.
• Monthly, on the last day, finance reviews Campaign-level summaries—even if the 31st doesn’t exist.

Reports on Repeat. Effort on Delete. Save it once. Schedule it forever. See how reporting runs itself.

Your Dashboard Called. It Sent the Report.

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