Reporting in SciVal

Create rich reports specifically tailored to support your institution’s research strategy. Speed up repetitive tasks by selecting from one of the SciVal-created or customer-endorsed report templates or by creating your own report template.

1. Saving and using analyses

   1. Select the entities, metrics and options of interest and click ‘Add to Reporting’. You can add and name as a new report or toggle to select an existing report
   2. Go to ‘Reporting’ in the global navigation bar at the top of the screen to add analyses to an existing Report or create a new one
2. Creating, Sharing and Exporting a Report

   1. Go to ‘Reporting’ in the global navigation bar at the top of the screen
   2. Click ‘Create new’ and select ‘Report’
   3. Select the analyses you would like to use and click add
   4. Review the Report layout, adjust and add descriptions as needed
3. Save as Template, Share or Export your Report as required

4. Using report templates

   1. SciVal-created report templates, including customer-endorsed templates

      • Go to Reporting and click ‘Create new’ and then ‘Report from Template’
      • Select the template you would like to use from ‘Provided by SciVal’, ‘Provided by Customers’, ‘Provided by your Institution’ or ‘Defined by You’
   2. Select the entity or entities you would like to analyze

      • Follow the steps to name and save your Report, which will now be a standard Report that you can change, remove, add analyses to or share
   3. Creating your own reporting template

      • Select the Report you would like to save as a Template
      • Click the ‘Save as Template’ link
      • Name and save the Template and it is now available with the other Report Templates in the tab ‘Defined by you’

Tip: Speed up repetitive tasks by selecting from one of the SciVal-created or customer-endorsed report templates or by creating your own report template.

Note: A template with analyses from Compare, plus an Explore page requires an additional step where a ‘core’ entity is selected.