Dernière mise à jour : 1 mai 2026, 14 h 17
Learn how to set up custom reports in Toast Web.
Custom reports allow you to build flexible, interactive dashboards that keep your most-used reports in one place. Within your custom reports dashboard, you can create table and chart widgets, rearrange them as needed for easy viewing, and compare data across timeframes and locations, all without exporting to external spreadsheets.
To access custom reports in Toast Web, navigate to Reports > Custom reports.
Once created, all saved custom reports will live within this page.
To begin creating your custom report using a Toast template in the Custom Reports builder, select the Create new report button.
Next, select a Toast-created template by hovering over the template you’re interested in. Here you can either select Preview to preview the template, or select Use this template to get started on customization.
Within the template library, you will have the following options to help you get started:
Once your report template has been generated, you can hover over the title and select the pencil icon to change the name for your report. If you select a widget, you will see the following menu while in edit mode:
The arrows allow you to move the widget up and down throughout your dashboard, the pencil icon allows you to edit the filters in your chart, table, or metric highlight, the double rectangle allows you to duplicate the widget, and the trashcan allows you to delete the widget.
When you have everything where you want it, select Save.
To begin creating your custom report from scratch:
Note: You can also move around your custom widgets as mentioned in the Create Your First Custom Report with a Toast Template section above. Custom reports automatically save while you edit, but selecting save will confirm your final layout.
After saving your report, you will be redirected to the finalized report in View mode. In View mode you can:
Below is an example of a table showing the number of discounts by employee name over time:
Below is an example of a chart showing the number of discounts by name by day:
Below is an example of a metric highlight showing the total discounts for the time period: