We have made an improvement to the Visit Source filter (which you can add from the blue “Filters” button). This now only displays the visit sources that are relevant to you (previously it showed a much longer list).

For clients with integrated menus, there is a new filter for Dish Name. You can add this from the blue 'Filters' button. When you select one or more dishes, the content will refresh to only show visits where your selected dishes were ordered. This applies to all the inbox tabs. It may be useful, for example, if you want to see all pictures of a particular dish (note that you will also see other photos taken on visits where that dish was ordered). If that doesn't whet your appetite, here are some nice pictures of brownies!

We’ve added a new report called “Survey Demographics”. If you ask guests for their age and gender in your survey, this report will show you how they impact a range of measures, as well as by location and period. If you would like to configure your survey to take advantage of this, or would like any other information, please discuss with your Client Success Manager.

Here's a little sentiment analysis Christmas treat for you!

We've added a pair of tabs to the Subject Opinions report. You can now see a count of every combination of subject and opinion (both as a number and a percentage) as found in text responses, together with the split between positive and negative. You can sort by any column, depending on what you're interested in. The other tab shows the split of positive and negative opinions by region/area/location. Here are some sample screenshots:

We have extended the period of time for which text comments appear in the Guest Comments, Assessor Comments and Dish Comments reports. Previously these were archived after 6 months, but this has been extended to 12 months.

The Assessor Comments report has a new tab containing visit summaries from mystery visits and delivery audits. Like other pages, this is easily exportable. The visit summaries are displayed along with the location, visit score and pass/fail (if applicable). So you can easily browse an overview of all recent visits/audits.

The list of heat maps was getting a bit long. So we've split it out to make it easier to find what you're looking for. "Visit heat maps" are all at the level of a whole visit. Those in the "Question heat maps" section contain question level data. We have also moved the Answer Analysis report - this was previously under Overview Charts but is really a heat map.

If you prefer to view photos in the visit report PDF (rather than browse the gallery on The Hub), there are two options: view as thumbnails or as photos. We have improved the latter option so that the images are larger and have treble the resolution. We also fixed a bug where they would sometimes overlap.

The heat maps for reviews, survey scores and audit scores have all been updated. Tabs showing 'By Period' and 'By location' allow you to to switch between months, weeks, quarters, day of week and no grouping for the selected date range. In addition, the 'By Location' tab makes it easy to drill up to areas, regions and brands. For audit scores and survey scores, there's also a 'Day Part' option which shows the hours for each day part (example shown below). The content has also been tidied up, so it should be easier for you to quickly navigate to the statistics that you're interested in (and export if you like).

We've made some extensive updates to the dish heat maps report to make it easier to navigate. Three tabs give you the option of seeing measures by dish, measures by location, and dishes by period. You can now see all dish KPIs for any selected date range. There are new interactions to enable you to easily choose whether to group results by location, area, week, month and quarter (see image below). You can filter by dish and dish type and, of course, you can export all the data. Tasty!