WHAT CHANGED?
Two periods.
One clearer picture.
See the movement, the new arrivals and the disappearing contributors. Keep the difference between a business change and a changed definition in view.
See this in your businessBUILT FOR THE WORK THAT MATTERS
Make it part of
how you work.
Compare the cuts that matter.
Choose the saved baseline and current result. Map the measures and grouping keys, with reporting labels the next person can understand.
Find where the movement lives.
Search and filter the groups, inspect saved values and follow eligible figures into their evidence. Keep new and exited groups visible alongside continuing contributors.
Take the variance into the review.
Keep a fixed comparison brief, export the rows or use a compatible grouped comparison to begin a driver investigation.
START WITH A QUESTION LIKE THIS
“Compare this month with the saved baseline. Which accounts moved, appeared or disappeared?”
A question to bring to your private enterprise demo.
THE SHORT ANSWER
Satellite compares two retained analysis results using selected keys and measures. Teams can inspect added, removed, changed and unchanged groups, compare absolute and percentage movements, review differences in context and save or export the comparison.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Can we compare more than one measure?
Yes. Map the measures needed for the review and inspect their own values, movements and units. Suitable complete SUM groups can also provide headline totals.
What if the filters or business definition changed?
Satellite surfaces recorded context changes separately. A changed population or calculation should not silently become a claim of performance movement.
Does comparing saved runs refresh the source?
The comparison uses retained results. Running the saved analysis again is the separate path to a fresh result.