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PostHog Monthly Metrics Report

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This PostHog monthly metrics report automation writes the monthly numbers page for you. On the 1st of every month at 9am, MockFlow reads last month's key product numbers from PostHog: signups, activation, retention and top events.

What it does.

From PostHog, on the 1st of every month at 9am, make a one page summary of last month's numbers, then email it.

PostHogDocumentGmail
Runs
On the 1st of every month at 9am
Reads
PostHog
Makes
Document: Monthly numbers
Then sends it to
Gmail
PostHog Monthly Metrics Report in the MockFlow Automations gallery

Why teams use it.

It makes a one page report with the change from the month before, then emails it with Gmail.

Turn it on.

Use this template opens the Automations page in MockFlow with every part already filled in.

1

Open the PostHog Monthly Metrics Report template

Select Use this template and Automations opens with the report set up.

2

Connect PostHog and Gmail

Sign in to both with your own accounts.

3

Add who gets it

Enter the email address the report goes to, and pick the space where it is made.

4

Turn it on

Run now makes last month's report today. Turn it on for one every month.

Who uses it.

A founder sharing numbers with the team

Everyone gets the month's numbers on one page without building a dashboard.

A product manager tracking growth

Changes from the month before are called out, so trends are easy to spot.

A company sending investor updates

The monthly figures arrive ready to drop into an update.

Questions about PostHog Monthly Metrics Report.

What does it read from PostHog?
Last month's key product numbers: signups, activation, retention and top events.
What does the report show?
A one page summary of last month's numbers with the change from the month before.
Who receives the email?
The address you enter when you set it up.
When does the monthly report go out?
On the 1st of every month at 9am, and you can change that before turning it on.
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