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# Flagship September Release note 🎒
## Flagship September Release note 🎒
## **Flagship New Releases**
## 🗄️ New filters in the reports:
In order for you to further analyze the performance of your use cases we have added new filters to our reports.
It is now possible to filter according to any user context and parameters of your hits. This allows you to generate reports and analyze the conversion or transaction rate according to much more precise search criteria.
#### **Want to know more about it?**
* 👉 Consult the [User Documentation](https://flagship.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360010518940--Using-the-reporting-filters)
## 📈 Fresh new look for the reporting graphs:
One of our main priorities is to enable you to get insights from your report that can be used to optimize your product. That's why we've updated our report display with a clearer, more readable and relevant view of your conversion rate /Transaction rate as well as your page views and screen views.
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