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I would like a option to see the maintenance time information based on my own timezone. Or as a minimum it should show what timezone it is based on.
Because this sounds obvious, and would allow us to sequence user behaviour across different channels.Sounds like it's what appeared in the "Experience Analytics" sneak at the Summit this year.
Currently, page event ids are only documented in the clickstream reference documents. New ids have been added in the past, and there's no way to know when this occurs. I would suggest adding page event to the list of lookup files that are delivered with the clickstream feeds. ThanksKeric
I would like the Workspace to include the line breaks we have made in our descriptions on the variables (evar, prop and events)In Admin i can make a description like this:I make the line break for a reason. It makes it easier to read.But in Workspace it look like this.
I have about 400 scheduled reports that I need to audit. It would be nice if I can export the scheduled report list to excel for further analysis.
It seems like "instances" is only available in the regular Reports & Analytics interface. When using a listvar, I want to be able to see instances, not occurrences, associated with the dimension. Thanks!
We need to be able to identify if we reach the 250 values limit or not.List Variable Adobe Client Care answer:The limit of 250 values is saved at a visitor by visitor level in the back end of the data base. This information is not available for which visitor has the value reached 250 and for whom it has not. The report for list variable shows aggregate values. Further, impressions may not be exactly same in case user had got some values expired because of reaching the limit of 250 values already saved for that visitor and only the latest value could be sent to reporting.
I would be very useful to have an overview of which projects have been sent via the 'Send File on Schedule' option. Whilst the “Scheduled Projects” tab shows you which schedules exist and allows you to check the associated rules/recipients there’s no log of projects that have already been sent. If a queue and a log are too complicated, then even just having a “Date Last Sent” column would be better than nothing.
I would like a option to choose a Report Suite or Virtual Report Suite directly from the Workspace "start page".The report suites should be placed in the left side menu, where project links are located now (My Favorite Project + Frequently Viewed Project)When i then select a report suite from the list the project listed should reflect those made/assigned* for that specific report suite.(* assigned: This is a part of the idea Assign a Workspace Project to multiple Report Suites ) As it is now, i need to first choose a project, and then i can shift report suite after. And in many cases you start working on the wrong report suite.A user/analyst would normally know WHERE (specific Website or App), he want to see data for, and then chose WHAT after that.And you would normally have multiple WHAT (project) question to one WHERE (Report Suite):But in Workspace the logic is turned around, where a user first need to chose WHAT, and then have to chose WHERE after that.I'm new to Adobe and Workspace, and it came as a big surprise that Workspace did not worked this way already.I predict so many cases where a user, make wrong conclusions, (or waste time) because they look into data for a wrong report suite.
In Analysis Workspace, provide a new table type called “Details Table”. I would think this would be on the level of Freeform Table. From there dimensions and metrics can only be applied across the top It would treat everything at the Hit level. Dimensions that are Visitor/People level would align automatically to the left, Visit level would be to the right of Visitor/People and Hit level dimensions and metrics would always be right most.Hits would be sorted and grouped by Visitor, Visit and Hit in chronological order. There should be some type of shading to show the groupings.Any Visitor or Visit level values would repeat itself for each Hit in their respective Visitor or Visit grouping (note that Data Workbench does not repeat the value for each Hit but I think it should to make it easier to create Pivot Tables after exporting to Excel).Allow up to ten dimensions/metric combinations. Any dimension or metric could be applied. It would be great if the Marketing Cloud ID were available since that would be an easy way to show a unique Visitor and might be used to drill down to one Visitor (such as a potential fraud use case).It may make sense to default a timestamp dimension. Ideally it would show down to the minute but Data Workbench typically only goes to the hour.The table would only show a sampling of the data but users could narrow their applied segment to potentially show non-sampled data.The table could be exported to show more data.Use Cases To troubleshoot suspected tagging issuesTo explain unusual data. It is typically always explained when looking at the lowest (Hit) level.To research suspected cybersecurity or fraud Visits and Visitors. The Cybersecurity team may provide a customer ID, IP address or other identifiable attribute to drill down to a single Visitor. They want to understand the online traffic pattern of that user to confirm or clear suspected fraud.
Would love to be able to perform the Wilcoxon Rank-Sum test on our a/b test data due to the fact that our main driver for testing is revenue. This would allow me to perform these tests directly in Analysis Workspace instead of having to export the data each time.
It would be very useful having the option of updating an existing scheduled datawarehouse report instead of creating a new one by duplicating an existing one.
As a digital analyst I would like to create a rich dashboard in Analysis Workspace and share this with both Technical and non-Technical users. However, I don't want them to save their changes over my project. I would like a way to disable the Save button and force them to save their changes as a new project. This is the same behavior that is already available in OOTB ACS Reports.
When we modify or delete a segment, can we get an alert that precises how many reports are affected ?
As an Admin on the Microsoft Store account of Adobe, one of the most popularly requested features we encounter is the ability for users (non-Admins) to selectively grant "write-access" to other's Workspace projects so that teams may collaboratively edit one another's work. Within the same feature request, it would be great to have a view of the "recent edit history" so this way teams can track any changes made.Current Issue:Right now, users (non-Admins) are limited to only having "read-access" to others workspace projects and components (segments, metrics, etc.). This prevents teams from being able to effectively collaborate on projects. For example, let's say team member A creates a workspace project, and wants team member B to edit and update it. Team member A may share it with team member B, but team member B cannot make any edits to the original version. Instead, team member B only has "read" access to the original copy. Team member B must "save as" a copy of the original project, and then make edits to the copied version, and then re-share the project to Team member A. This causes confusion as multiple versions of the same project are shared around, and it may not be clear which one is the most updated version, and it prevents effective collaboration.Proposed SolutionTo streamline the collaboration on workspace projects, it would be great for users to be able to grant "write/edit" access to other users who they share workspace projects & components to. There are multiple way that this can be achieved -- here is one idea:Allow users to share "write-access" permissions to other users in two scenarios:When a user shares a workspace project or component to another users, the original creator user will have the option to grant "write-access" to other users (or entire user group--this is another feature request).When a user group is created, the admin can grant all users in the user group the ability to write/edit all the items that are created by members of the user group. In this scenario, user groups represent teams, and all team members will have the ability to write/edit any other team members projects or items.BenefitAllowing users to collaboratively edit workspace projects will team collaboration across large teams. As Adobe is used by enterprise level clients who have large teams of digital analysts, this feature will greatly help with collaboration within the tool. It will prevent "multiple copies" of the same project being shared around, and will help ensure teams are all using the same version/copy. it will help users standardize methods of measurement, and streamline the process of creating workspace projects.As I conclude writing this idea/feature request, I notice above the "publish" that there's an option to "add author" to this post. I imagine this "add author" option is similar to the feature I'm requesting for Workspace. It would be great for users to be able to add multiple authors to their workspace projects.Please add this feature!!! Thanks!
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