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# Introduction to analytics

Bunny comes with extensive built-in analytics, specifically designed for SaaS companies. All charts and metrics are based on your real-time subscription and invoice data. 

Analytics is divided in to seven main dashboards.

* Overview
* Trials
* Revenue
* Collections
* Retention
* Forecast
* Renewals

## Filters

Each dashboard has filters that let you drill down into the data, by date range, account etc.

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## Drill down

Most charts and cards allow you to drill down and see the individual records that make up a the data. You can also download the records as a CSV file.

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