In February, we focused on quality-of-life improvements that make reporting faster and more consistent, especially around Views language and sorting.
Let’s get into it. 🙌
1. Contextual How‑To Guides (in-dashboard)
You can now access contextual How‑To guides directly in the dashboard, so you can understand metrics and workflows without leaving your report.
Guides available:
Instagram Views: what changed and how to report it
Facebook Views: what it means and how it differs from the old Impressions language
Query Builder: how to set up Content Pillars rules more confidently
Here's an example from the Instagram Views section
The icon will open the guide 👇
Why this matters: fewer tab switches, less confusion, and quicker “I need to explain this now” moments.
2. Instagram post sorting for Views and Estimated Views (fixed)
Sorting Instagram posts by Views and Estimated Views now returns accurate results.
What’s improved:
Sorting is consistent across the table view, exports, and post-level numbers
It’s easier to find top-performing content during video-heavy periods
Why this matters: your “top posts” should actually be on top.
3. Looker Studio improvements
We made a few small improvements to our Looker Studio setup to make reporting smoother and more consistent, including alignment with the updated Views language (including Facebook).
Why this matters: fewer “why is this called something else here?” moments across dashboards.