Peer-to-Peer has a wide variety of built-in displays readily available to meet your benchmarking needs, making it easy to customize and craft your analysis as needed. Watch this series to learn how to navigate built-in displays and drop-down menus in Peer-to-Peer.
Peer-to-Peer has default settings to graphically present displays, learn how you can change these settings based on your preferences or desired objectives.
Peer-to-Peer has many built-in displays, but there is also the option to build a new one. Follow these instructions on how to create a custom display and begin crafting your own analysis. Now you’re ready to walk through all your Custom Display options, click here below: [zilla_button url=”http://www.callahan.com/support/knowledge-base/create-custom-display/” style=”grey” size=”small” type=”round” target=”_self”] Creating a Detailed Custom …
Watch a How-To video discussing how to build Detailed Custom Displays and Reports in Peer-to-Peer.
Peer-to-Peer has a universal search bar which allows you to look for graphs, formulas, account codes, and institutions within the software. This shortcut will allow you to use the software more efficiently. Watch this four part series to learn more!
In addition to viewing your peer group as either a summation or a weighted average, we have added the ability for peer group data to be presented with other types of analysis, including medians, top and bottom 10%, and the top and lowest quartiles.
Peer-to-Peer allows you to move or reorder displays within the My Displays section. Read this how-to document to learn more!
While Peer-to-Peer includes hundreds of built-in charts and graphs, you may find the need to create your own charts and graphs using formulas and any accounts code you would like. Peer-to-Peer makes this easy for you to do this under the ‘My Displays’ section located in the bottom left of the program.
A Whisker Box Chart is a graphical display that shows the percentile distribution of two or more peer groups. This display shows top performers, bottom performers, and where the middle 50th percentile of credit unions in the peer group fall. Now you can quickly view a peer group’s performance distribution to see the highest and lowest performers, as well as everything in between.
Watch the video below to learn about the difference between “Start Cycle” and “Cycle” in Peer-to-Peer. The video will also discuss how the length of a trend line can dramatically alter the way data is interpreted.