As of today, even the biggest indie publishers can browse their all-time sales data in Book Report. We've upgraded Book Report with performance improvements that enable it to generate reports of any size.

Before this update, some accounts could not view their full sales history at once; either the report would not load or the browser would crash. In the new version, we've optimized the way data is loaded and displayed so that our servers do the heavy lifting, in a manner that scales to any amount of data.

Book Report now connects to ten leading publishing platforms. Once connected, Book Report will import your full sales history and seamlessly incorporate that data into our simple and powerful interface.

Publishing on multiple platforms can make it difficult to track your sales. Book Report now makes it easy to see all of your sales in one place, with a consistent interface and detailed metrics.

To those who publish beyond KDP, I am asking for your help.

With just a few clicks, you can grant Book Report permission to access your other publishing accounts. That access will help me build and test integrations to bring the sales data from those publishing accounts into your Book Report account.

There is a new way to get your sales data into Book Report. In addition to the browser extension, there is now a bookmarklet available. The bookmarklet works across almost all web browsers - including on smartphones and tablets.

Running the bookmarklet adds a couple of steps to the process of launching Book Report, but the trade-off is extra flexibility: Once you’re set up, you can keep your data up-to-date without using a laptop or desktop with the extension installed.

There are three major improvements to Book Report that are now available:

1. New Attributes and Metrics
2. Improvements to the Date Chart
3. Modular Report Customization

These updates have now launched as the main version of Book Report. They will be automatically available next time you launch the application, which you can do by clicking here.