Mo Custom Reports
What is Custom Reporting in Mo?
Custom Reporting is a conversational reporting feature in Mo that lets you request any view of your Moselle data in plain language. Instead of navigating preset reports, you describe what you need and Mo builds it as an interactive table — right inside the platform.
Key Benefits
Your data, your way: Get the exact slice of data you need without configuring report builders or writing queries
Live data: Reports pull from your current Moselle data, so results are always up to date
Conversational refinement: Adjust filters, groupings, or columns by simply continuing the conversation
Export-ready: Download the final table as a CSV when it's exactly what you need
Prerequisites
Time Required: 2–5 minutes Difficulty: Beginner
Before you begin, make sure you have:
How to Build a Custom Report with Mo
Describe the Report You Want
Type your request in plain language. Be specific about what data you want to see, how you want it grouped, and any filters that apply.
Example prompts:
"Show me sales by SKU for the last 30 days, sorted by revenue"
"Which products are below their reorder point right now?"
"Give me a breakdown of inventory value by warehouse"
Mo will process your request against your live data and surface a table directly in the chat.
Refine Conversationally
Adjust the report by describing what you'd like to change. Mo will update the table in the same conversation thread.
Example refinements:
"Can you add a column for days of stock remaining?"
"Filter this to only show products with sales above 50 units"
"Group by supplier instead of SKU"
Tips for Better Custom Reports
Be specific: The more detail you give Mo (date range, metric, grouping), the more accurate the first result
Iterate: Use follow-up messages to narrow filters or add columns rather than restarting
Save useful prompts: If you run the same report regularly, save the prompt to your Favourite Prompts for one-click reuse
Frequently Asked Questions
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