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Analytics reports Open Intelligence > Analytics to reach the Reports catalog. It’s organized into tabs:
  • Reports — a searchable, categorized grid of built-in metrics, each with a live preview sparkline.
  • Custom charts — your saved explorations.
  • Compound metrics — build a KPI the catalog doesn’t ship (see below).
  • Segments — reusable customer cohorts (see Segments).
  • Cohort retention — retention cohorts over time.
  • Dashboards — composable dashboards (see Dashboards).
Toggle Hide locked to focus on the metrics available on your plan. Click any metric card to open it in the explorer.

The metric catalog

Meteroid ships 34 built-in metrics across 7 groups, plus your own usage metrics. Every metric supports a table view, and most support several visualizations and breakdowns.

Recurring revenue

MetricDescription
MRRMonthly recurring revenue (a stock value at each point in time).
Annual Run Rate (ARR)MRR annualized.
Net MRR MovementsNet new MRR (new + expansion + reactivation − contraction − churn).
MRR MovementsThe movement waterfall, split by movement type.
New Business / Expansion / Contraction / Reactivation / Churned MRRThe individual movement components.

Revenue

MetricDescription
Billed RevenueRevenue billed in the period.
Revenue by Charge TypeBilled revenue split into usage / recurring / one-time.
Usage / Recurring / One-time RevenueBilled revenue by charge type, as standalone metrics.
Recognized RevenueRevenue recognized in the period (ASC 606 style).
Deferred RevenueRevenue billed but not yet recognized (a stock value).

Cash

MetricDescription
Collected RevenueCash actually collected.
Invoiced (Gross)Total invoiced amount.
Outstanding ARAccounts receivable outstanding (a stock value).
Overdue ARReceivable past due (a stock value).
Settled / Failed PaymentsSuccessful and failed payment counts/amounts.
Refunded AmountAmount refunded.
Payments by MethodPayments split by payment method type.

Subscriptions

MetricDescription
Active SubscriptionsLive subscriptions (a stock value).
New / Churned SubscriptionsSubscriptions started and cancelled in the period.

Customers

MetricDescription
Active CustomersCustomers with an active subscription (a stock value).
Average Revenue Per Account (ARPA)Revenue divided by active accounts.

Retention

MetricDescription
Gross MRR Churn RateChurned MRR as a percentage.
Gross Revenue Retention (GRR)Retained recurring revenue excluding expansion.
Net Revenue Retention (NRR)Retained recurring revenue including expansion.
Logo Churn RateCustomer (logo) churn as a percentage.
Lifetime Value (LTV)Estimated customer lifetime value.
Quick Ratio(New + expansion) ÷ (contraction + churn).

Usage metrics

Your own billable metrics appear here automatically. Each is an aggregation over your events—sum, avg, min, max, count, count distinct or latest of an event property—and can be charted, broken down and monitored like any built-in metric. See Billable metrics.

The explorer

Opening a metric lands you in the explorer. From there you can:
1

Read the headline

A large KPI shows the current value, the period, and the change vs. the start of the range, colored by whether the movement is good or bad for that metric.
2

Choose a visualization

Switch between Line, Area, Bar, Stacked, Table, Breakdown (a pivot with row totals) and KPI. Only visualizations that make sense for the current metric and breakdown are offered.
3

Break down by a dimension or segment

Use Break down by to split one series into many—one per dimension value. You can combine a primary and a secondary dimension (e.g. US · pro), cap the primary to a Top N (the rest roll up into “Other”), or split by segment to get one series per saved cohort.
4

Filter

Add removable filter chips: Plan, Product (for revenue metrics), Customer, and any enum filters the metric advertises (charge type, movement type…). Set an Audience to restrict the entire chart to a single customer segment.
5

Transform & forecast

Apply a Compare transform—running total, period-over-period delta, % change, or moving average. Toggle Forecast to project a single line/area metric 7–90 days forward with a confidence band.
6

Save or export

Export CSV, save the exploration as a custom chart, or click Add monitor to open a Steering alert pre-filled with the chart’s exact metric, filters and breakdown.

Breakdown dimensions

Depending on the metric, you can break down by:
DimensionNotes
PlanBy plan.
ProductRevenue-item metrics only.
Country / CurrencyFrom customer attributes.
CustomerOne series per individual customer.
Customer typeBy derived lifecycle state (paying, trialing, free, past due, churned, lead, dormant…).
Movement / Charge / Payment method typeNative breakdowns on the relevant metrics.
Event propertiesFor usage metrics, the distinct properties on your events are discovered automatically and offered as breakdowns.

Saved views

Saving an exploration persists the full state—metric, visualization, compare transform, breakdown (and secondary), Top-N, filters, split cohorts and audience—as a Custom chart you can reopen or drop onto a dashboard. Saved charts are the building blocks for dashboards.

Compound metrics

When the catalog doesn’t ship the KPI you need, build a compound metric—for example revenue per account, per-unit margin, markup, or expansion ÷ churn. Open the Compound metrics tab.
  • Terms. Combine up to 3 terms. Each term is a built-in catalog metric, one of your usage metrics, or a typed constant you enter (a cost rate, a divisor, a target). Eligible metric terms are single per-window aggregates (no breakdown).
  • Operators. Combine terms with ÷ (ratio), × (times), + (plus) or − (minus), with explicit grouping(A op B) op C vs A op (B op C)—so there’s no precedence guessing.
  • Format. Choose Auto, Currency or Number for how the result is displayed.
  • Presets. Start from a preset when its inputs are available: Revenue per account, Expansion ÷ Churn, or Margin per account (with a cost constant).
A compound metric renders through the same explorer, can be saved as a chart, and supports Add monitor so you can alert on your custom KPI.