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Analytics is the menu of every report your hospital can open. The sidebar entry is a single link, not a menu — the page it opens is the menu, and it lists only the reports that exist for you. The page counts them for you — “n reports available for this clinic. Each one covers a period you choose and can be exported.” — and groups them under Clinical, Operations and Money.

The reports a hospital gets

Every Enterprise hospital sees these: And these, each tied to a service line: Turning a care area off in Settings → Facility removes its report along with its navigation group. If the page says No reports available, it is telling you the same thing: “Reports follow the care areas this clinic runs. Turn one on in Settings → Facility.”
A solo or team practice sees about nine reports where a hospital sees six more, and that is the design rather than a missing feature. A report is a promise that the dataset behind it exists, and a solo practice has no ward, no theatre and no nursing rota. The solo and team set is documented separately in Reports and analytics.
The Insurance report here follows the hospital’s own in-house insurance module — insurers you maintain, prices you negotiated, claims you prepared. See Insurance.

Inside a report

Every report opens in the same workbench, so learning one teaches you all of them: Money is shown in your hospital’s own currency — see Currency. Some reports are snapshots rather than periods, and read As it stands now where the period select would be — a stock-at-risk or occupancy figure has no meaningful “last 90 days”. Periods longer than twelve months are shortened.

Export

Export on the data table takes the rows currently on screen — the period and the scope tab you have selected, not the whole dataset. Set both before you export, or you will reconcile the wrong numbers.

If something goes wrong

A temporary read failure. Reload the page, or choose a shorter period and try again.
Usually a care area was switched off in Settings → Facility; less often a permission changed or the subscription lapsed. See Care areas and Staff permissions.
Wards and Nursing both need the In-patient care care area switched on. Turn it on and the reports return with the navigation group. See Care areas.
That report is a snapshot and shows As it stands now. There is no range to choose.
It exports what is on screen for the selected period and scope. Widen the period, or switch the scope tab, then export again.
That page is the menu. Each card opens a report.