# Reports - Custom Objects

At SprintHub, you don't have to be stuck with just the standard reports. With the **Custom Object Reports**, it's possible to create tailored analyses 🎯, tracking exactly what makes sense for your business.

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### 🔎 What are Custom Objects?

They are “little boxes” of information that you create to organize specific data from your operation.\
Examples:

* 📄 Contracts
* 💰 Proposals
* 📅 Appointments
* 🔋 Equipment
* 🏢 Business units

Each object can have **custom fields**, which later become metrics in the reports.

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### 💡 Why use Custom Object Reports?

They allow you to:\
✅ See unique metrics for your objects.\
✅ Apply smart filters and segmentations.\
✅ Generate practical insights for quick decisions.\
✅ Connect operational data with areas like sales, finance, or services.

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### ⚙️ How to create a Custom Object Report

1. **Go to Reports**\
   👉 Go to **Find Services, Analyze** section and click *Reports*.
2. **Create a new report**\
   ➕ Click on **New Report** and select **Custom Object**.
3. **Choose the object**\
   🔍 Ex.: *Contracts*, *Proposals* or another created by you.
4. **Configure the fields**\
   🛠️ Check which data should appear (default or customized).
5. **Apply filters**\
   🎯 Ex.: active contracts, proposals above R$ 5,000, installed equipment.
6. **Save and generate the report**\
   💾 Give it a name, save, and, if you want, export in different formats.

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### 📌 Practical examples

* 💳 **Financial**: contracts by payment status.
* 📈 **Commercial**: proposals sent in the month.
* 👷 **Operational**: appointments per employee.
* 🔧 **Services**: equipment installed per client.

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### ✅ Conclusion

With **Custom Object Reports**, you adapt the reports to your reality — not the other way around 😉. That way, it becomes easier to turn data into growth strategies.


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