A dashboard number that disagrees with its own list is worse than no number.
Every figure here is folded from the history at the moment you ask for it. There is no nightly job and no stored total that can drift away from the rows it links to.
Real product screens. Figures shown in them are seed data from a demo workspace, not customer results.
Analytics says how. Reports say which ones.
A chart tells you the funnel is leaking at assessment. A report gives you the eleven people currently stuck there, with their names, so somebody can do something today.
Six that earn their place on a Monday.
Pick a dataset, choose columns, set filters, save.
It joins the library beside the built-ins, and a saved report can be edited afterwards, so one that is nearly right does not have to be rebuilt.
A new metric next quarter is a replay, not a migration.
Because every number is derived from the history rather than counted alongside it, there are no separate counters to drift. Somebody asking for a figure nobody tracked is days of work, not a schema change plus a backfill script plus an apology.