Has anyone using NXT dashboards / NXT reports experienced any issue with the totals displayed on the insight not matching up to either manual cross-checking or the list that is generated by clicking on the insight.
For example, we may have an insight on NXT dashboard / report which is showing a basic gift total as £100,000, but when we click on that insight and export the gift list, and sum the gift amount from that list generated from the insight the total is actually £95,000. When running the equivalent report in database view to check we also get a total of £95,000.
Just for context;
- We have confirmed that we are set-up correctly in giving analysis (and had staff from Blackbaud check this to confirm), including ensuring that the tax claim is applied - i.e. gift aid applied for anyone in the UK
- Manual check totals all are gross numbers, so including gift aid / tax
- The list pulled from the insight on the NXT dashboard totals the same gross amount as database view reports, and even NXT lists that are built to replicate the same criteria - i.e. gift amount of X gift given with gift date Y and Z
- There are no complex filters and metrics, just basic sum of gift amount and filtered for gift type, and date
- This issue has happened a few times now and there does not seem to be a pattern to it, e.g. this time it is impacting funds received, last time it was committed funds etc.
- We have seen this when looking at recent gifts and more historical gifts (going back a few years)
As I mentioned, there is not a pattern that I have been able to identify as to why this is happening, it seems to be almost completely random. We have a current ticket raised regarding this, and we have raised a few previously, but I am curious if this is something that other users have noticed happening, and if they were able to resolve the issue long-term. To Blackbaud's credit, each time when we have raised a ticket about this they have managed to resolve it, but it does sometimes take a few weeks, and in the meantime means that the dashboards are not entirely accurate. I am also curious how often people are spot-checking dashboards, as we tend to do this fairly regularly since we have had this issue a few times now, and it can be quite labour intensive to double-check all those figures.
First time poster here, so I hope that all makes sense, and any input would be greatly received!