Adobe Analytics

When comparing dates, it's often significantly more valuable to sort by the total value changed, rather than % changed. It'd be great to have this as an option in SiteCatalyst.

I would like to recommend adding the ability to print/list all classfications for any report suite.  Currently, the only way to review existing classifications is to go through the Report Suite Manager and review them one by one.  IT'd be useful and helpful if we could list all classifications for a report suite as well as across report suites.  This would hopefully give us the ability to review our labeling/naming conventions and verify how they are being created across suites.

According to ClientCare, Google+ lumped into "Other Social Networks" by design, as opposed to being listed separately, such as Facebook. I know that Google+ isn't as large of a social site in terms of activity, but I'd still like to be able to see specific traffic from it in my First Touch Channel Reports. Please advise.

I could really use a dashboard specifically designed for Admins. This would give me excellent visibility into problems that affect our data. Some reportlets I would love to see in an Admin dashboard are: Open Client Care Tickets: Status of open tickets with Client Care so I can keep on top of problems.  Report Suites At/Near Scheduled Daily Page Views: Sites can go over their scheduled daily page views without me ever knowing. Then latency occurs and spreads to several report suites. I’d like something that alerts me whenever report suites are in jeopardy of going over what I predicted for daily page views. Failed Report Notification: Scheduled reports in Site Catalyst, Report Builder, Data Warehouse, etc. can fail for various reasons. I automate reports to go to many people so I don’t know if they don’t receive a scheduled report. SAINT Upload Progress: A consolidated view of uploads across multiple report suites to show status of recent and pending SAINT uploads Data Blackouts: Code

It is important for webmasters to know when a cart was opened...especially for the Cart Conversion Tunnel report.  Since some shopping carts don't trigger this event,  I have a simple method that with the help of Adobe that can make it simple for affected webmasters to benefit to receive "cart open" data: The ScView code is in the cart already anyway.  For websites that don't have the event, there should be a switch in their administrative dashboard to count a visitor's first ScView as a "cart open" and each of that visitor's subsequent views as a "cart view".  The coding on Adobe's side would be very easy to implement compared with the coding that would need to be done on the webmaster's side.

I am currently having to run my data wall via SC14 as it is not compatiable with SC15. This means I can't show off new dashboards created in SC15 to the world on a big screen!

I just think Custom Dimension describe what it is a lot better.

I think it'd be helpful if there were a way to have versioning of SAINT classifications.  Particularly for imports.  It's quite easy to override what's been imported previously without any record of what has been done.  Versioning or having a history at the very least, would give administrators at least some idea who/what has been imported and allow them to better manage the system.

The current filter limit of 5 IP addresses in Site Catalyst simply isn't enough. Our stats are constantly skewed and we're paying for the additional server calls.It seems bizarre that we have to spend so much to get more blocks. Either way we're paying for something we shouldn't be. Are Omniture all about the money and not our needs? Every other analytics package seems to offer unlimited blocks, why can't Omniture do the same?!?!?!?!?!

Click through metric is available in SiteCatalyst, Discover, ReportBuilder and ExcelClient but not in DataWarehouse. Could you please make click through metric available in DataWarehouse as well.

There are a number of common situations where I would like to be able to classify an item with multiple values. Examples :-  A single story id that has multiple authors A single story id that has multiple tags A product that has multiple categories A download that has multiple OS's  etc etc I would expect by default for full allocation of metrics based on the key value across each multple value.

This is a BIG request, but SAINT Bernard tries to go here but just falls too far short. I'd really like to see a configurable tool that could be deployed throughout an organization that could truly be the central repository for SAINT Classifications. This would allow users to come into the tool and request new campaign codes (one at a time or in bulk), Set some required an optional parameters (as defined by an admin), and receive their codes, and possibly the fully formed links if the rules allowed. SAINT Bernard's tool has too many holes, not enough governance and doesn't allow for bulk creation.

Basically, I cannot select multiple rsids and edit SAINT classifications for xyz variable unless the classifications for xyz variable are the same for all the selected rsids.  This makes it really hard to change classifications across rsids, especially since there's no easy way to tell which rsids don't line up.   So far I have found that the easiest way to figure this out is to use the Report Suites API to get a list of classifications for all rsids so I can see them all one screen and single out the offender(s).  IMO this is a step I shouldn't have to take! I think a really easy to fix this is to add a "Use xyz rsid as a template" option, exactly how it's done for custom menus.  

It would be nice to be able to automatically duplicate SAINT files across multiple report suites, either automatically (based on previously selecting which suite acts as the master suite), and/or manually. While relatively straightforward to download the file and re-upload singularly to other suites, it takes a lot of time if you have a lot of report suites.

I love that the admin console now has "show all" for changing settings on props, events and eVars, but I also wish that if I were making changes to evar50 then clicked "Save" it wouldn't actually save until I scrolled back up to the top and saw the red warning popup- the one that says "Warning, you are changing the status of an eVar... Are you sure you want to continue?". I know from experience that you can't proceed without finding and clicking this warning, but it would make sense to have it popup wherever I am on the screen, especially since 75 eVars and their settings can equal a fair amount of scrolling.

Would be great if SAINT exports could also be scheduled.e.g. to send an weekly email with new values that need to be classified.

Our team is convinced that SAINT uploads used to propagate to SiteCatalyst within 30 minutes or so.  Now it's taking 24-48 hours.  This is TOO long.  Please do something to speed up the SAINT data propagation.  Once it propagates to SC then it's another 24 hours for Discover.

The upgrade to 75 custom eVars and props was definitely needed, but now I'm needing even more.  An extra 25 would be great, especially with eVars.

In Tag Manager you have to replublish a file for it to publish the latest version of the S code.  It would be great to have an option to have it automatically updated when a new version comes out so the newest code can be taken advantage of immediately.  Of course there should still be an option to manually upgrade it.

A report search functionality in Data Warehouse would be useful in the Request Manager. (We have 34 pages of report in Data Warehouse already.)

Adding Google - Lebanon into the supported Search Engines list

I just spent 4 hours creating 5 very complex global segments in SC.  Unfortunately those segments cannot be used in Discover so I have to rebuild them.  I would like a import/export tool for all segments.  Allowing each tool to share segments.

We have a multitude of business users who create ad hoc reports and send copies to themselves via email, but the report archive does not include any information about the construction or parameters of the report, such as dashboard used, reportlets, time frame, segments, even the type of report generated.  This creates a tremendous volume of support time for our organization trying to help re-create reports our business users create and then want to recreate.

Dear Adobe Analytics users, In our company, as I assume in many others, in order to analyze the results from the pulled reports we set as a date YTD comparison of the last year to the previous year. Nevertheless, as of today Adobe Analytics does not have this feature and the date range must be put manually. E.g. 01/01/2012 to 06/30/2012 vs.  01/01/2013 to 06/30/2013. All this must be typed manually which in some cases gives the room for the mistake be introduced and could lead to the wrong analysis   After consulting with the Adobe Analytics Expert, I was kindly advised to share my idea with other users and in case you consider it valuable, the change will be implemented. In case you have any questions, please get back to me  I hope this change will be supported by you Kind regardsSabina

I would love to be able to look at the same fallout report with different segments side by side *with a comparison column* for the percentage of people that make it through the funnel.