Email Digests
Scheduled metric summaries in your inbox — for the people who should see the numbers but will never open a dashboard.
Daily, weekly or monthly, each digest reads your marts, computes the deltas and lands as a plain email. Numbers, not narratives.
Dashboards only work when someone opens them
The report is live, filtered, up to date — and unvisited. Most stakeholders will never make a dashboard part of their morning, and reporting that waits to be opened is reporting that gets skipped. The numbers have to travel to the reader.
How it works
A digest is a scheduled query with a comparison built in — and an email renderer that respects your readers' time.
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Configure
Which metrics, which cadence — daily, weekly or monthly — and which recipients. Per digest, not per account.
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Query on schedule
Your marts are read each morning, each Monday, each month-start — always the modeled tables, never raw exports.
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Compare
Daily against the same weekday before; weekly against the previous ISO week; monthly against last month and the same month last year.
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Send
A plain, fast-loading email: numbers, deltas and a link into the dashboard for anyone who wants to dig.
What lands in your inbox
The three cadences answer three different questions: what changed yesterday, how the week went, and where the month stands against last year.
From Insightlytics Digests
Subject Daily digest — Thu 16 Jul
Top movers
From Insightlytics Digests
Subject Weekly digest — Week 29
By channel
From Insightlytics Digests
Subject Monthly digest — June 2026
Twelve months
Representative example. Every digest carries metrics, period-over-period deltas and a link back to the dashboard — computed from your marts, never machine-written commentary.
What it does not do
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No auto-generated commentary.
No “AI insights” paragraph, no machine-written narrative in front of your stakeholders. A digest carries numbers, deltas and links — interpretation stays human.
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It is not an alerting system.
Digests arrive on schedule, whether the news is good or bad. For out-of-range values the moment they happen, that's Anomaly Detection.
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It is not a marketing email tool.
Recipients are your own team and stakeholders — no campaigns, no lists, nothing sent to your customers.
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It does not replace the dashboard.
Each digest links into one. The email is the summary; the drill-down lives where it belongs.
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It does not need — or get — write access.
Digest queries run read-only against marts in your own warehouse. The email carries the numbers out to readers; the data itself never leaves your project.
Related marts & sources
Digests read the same modeled tables as every other capability — one definition of every metric, everywhere it appears.
Marts
- mart_sessions_daily sessions by channel and market
- mart_conversion_funnel step-by-step conversion rates
- mart_revenue_by_channel revenue and orders by channel
Representative selection — the final list depends on your stack. Source pages are linked above; detailed model pages are on the way.
Put the numbers where they'll actually be read.
Free discovery call · Leave with a cadence and recipient plan