Reports
The reports available in Pixwel, what each one shows, and who can see them.
The reports available in Pixwel, what each one shows, and who can see them.
Reports turn the platform’s activity into data you can review and export — orders placed, money spent, files downloaded, feedback collected, and more.

| Report | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Orders | Individual work requests with their asset, studio, project, status, and history. |
| Order Volume | Order counts aggregated by asset, project, or studio. Drill in to the underlying orders. |
| Offline Rejection | Work that was rejected, with the asset and rejection details. |
| Encodes | Encoding jobs, with file names, presets, size, duration, and status. |
| Group Spending Summary | Total spend per group — useful for tracking budgets. |
| Group Exceptions | Groups that have crossed spending or other thresholds. |
| Downloads | Every file download, with the user, group, project, asset, and timestamp. |
| Feedback | Votes, comments, and “would order” responses from shares, by asset and aspect ratio. |
| Feedback Stats | Feedback rolled up across shared assets. |
Above the results table, a report can show an Analytics panel — a set of charts visualizing the filtered data. On the Orders report these include Orders Over Time (orders per period, split into automated and manual), Orders by Day of Week, and an Orders by Day & Hour heatmap. The charts follow whatever filters and date range you’ve set, and time buckets can be switched (1H / 1D / 1W / 1M / 1Y).
AI Insights sits at the top of the Analytics panel. Press Generate and Pixwel produces a written, plain-language analysis of the report — a few ranked, actionable findings drawn from the data on screen. For how it works, what it can see, and how to tailor it, see AI Insights.
Reports are permission-controlled. Administrators can see all reports; everyone else sees only the reports their group has been granted (for example work request, download, or feedback reporting). See User roles for how those permissions work.
Once you’re in a report you can: