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A simple way of giving other people access to your Piwik analytics is to send regular emails reports specifically tailored to their needs. You can send reports as a PDF file or as HTML content.
In the Piwik top bar, you will find a link called ‘Email reports’. Click it to reveal a list of scheduled email reports. Here it is, with two reports that have already been created:
Click ‘Create and Schedule a report’. The form for adding new reports is simple. The first five questions ask for details about where the report should be sent. In this example, we're send a weekly email in HTML to bob@example.org and manager@example.org :
The final question asks what metrics the report should include, in the example we have ticked goals. You can choose any of the metrics Piwik has to offer, and of course you can choose more than one:
When you are ready, click the ‘Update Report’ button at the bottom of the page.
Your new report will be added to the list.
You can click "Download" or "Send now" to check that the email report works as expected, and contains all the reports you and your colleagues need. When you click "Download" or "Send now" the reports will contain information for the date currently selected in the calendar. However, when reports are sent automatically daily/weekly/monthly, the reports will automatically be sent for the previous day/week/month respectively.
By default, some reports (such as "visits overview" and "goals", for example) will include the evolution graph to give some historical context about website traffic and performance:
Email reports (PDF or HTML) and graphs will also display in languages using other character sets (assuming you uploaded the unicode font), such as this example of a report generated by a Japanese Piwik user:
If you selected the option to include graphs in the report, here is an example "Top Browsers" page from a PDF email report:
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