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Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.mention-me.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Pick the tile that matches the answer you want to give:
  • Big number → Metric
  • Trend or comparison → Chart
  • Exact rows → Table
  • Commentary → Markdown
TileBest forKey optionsExportable
MetricA single headline numberOne metric, optional compareCopy value
ChartHow something changes or comparesUp to 6 metrics, chart type, optional breakdown, optional compareCSV
TableExact numbers across rowsUp to 6 metrics, optional breakdown, optional compareCSV
MarkdownCommentary, context, section headersFree textNo

Metric

A single number, large and legible. Use when the answer is one figure: “how many new customers this week” or “what’s our share rate.” Supports an optional comparison, which renders a delta badge (“+12.3%”) next to the value.
Metric tile with a comparison delta

Chart

Up to six metrics plotted across time or split by a breakdown. Pick the chart subtype that fits the question. See choosing a chart for the full decision guide. The five chart subtypes are line, bar, stacked bar, funnel, and share. Each has its own constraints around breakdowns and comparisons. See chart types.
Line chart with a dashed compare line
Metrics on a single chart must share the same unit (count, currency, percentage, or rate). Mixing units is blocked because it produces misleading axes.
Bar chart broken down by a dimension
Stacked bar showing composition over time
Funnel chart showing drop-off across steps
Share chart showing each segment's proportion

Table

Rows of exact values across up to six metrics. Add a breakdown to make each row a value of that breakdown (e.g. one row per Campaign). Use tables when stakeholders want the raw numbers, or when you need to export to a spreadsheet.
Table broken down by Market

Markdown

Free text rendered on the grid. Use markdown tiles for section headers, commentary, context, or links to related dashboards. Markdown tiles are the one tile type with no data behind them, so they cannot be exported. They also ignore filters and time periods.
Markdown tile used as a section header

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Last modified on April 27, 2026