Adobe Analytics

Description - Append date range to file name for workspace project Why is this feature important to you - It will give the instant idea to report consumers of which date range the report refers to How would you like the feature to work - Append project date range to file name in workspace like we do in reports now Current Behaviour - No option to append date range to file name in workspace

To use Dimension as filters in AA, you have to go into the desired dimension or segment and select the item/s you want then drag it/them to the filter box to make single filter or a dropdown (Shift + drag multiple items). Some of the items are listed by rank (hits), others alphabetically, which can be good for one use and bad for another. Ideally, the user could toggle that behavior in the selector.   Examples: We have a Product classification for internal Business Groups. If I create a table of Product orders by Business Group, then the rows appear ranked by the metric. If I want to add a dropdown filter with Business Groups alphabetically, I have to go into the dimension, search for items one by one, then either Ctrl + Select and Shift + drag a group, hoping I don't make a mistake in the middle of it, or else individually search and drag one at a time. So here, I'd like sort the list alphabetically.Conversely, we have another custom dimension set up for the user's

Issue: The Adobe Experience Platform Web SDK extension with the Redirect with Identity Action Type changes the original behavior of the link click. For example, if your link was supposed to open in a new tab, the current Adobe code will open the destination link directly in the current window, which impact the user experience, not great at all!   Solution: Adobe should offer to their clients the choice of how the Adobe Experience Platform Web SDK extension with the Redirect with Identity Action Type should behave. Such as Google Tag Manager where we have several options: AutoLink Domains: Once all domains are defined by default GTM will append a query string to the destination URL (instead of opening the link directly in the current window) Use Hash as Delimiter (optional): If we want to track the google id as an hash tag ‘#’ instead of query string. Decorate Forms (optional): If we have a form which migrates the user to other sites, on submitting. This field shou

Description - Requesting some form of client notification when background automated processes are run that could materially impact workspace reporting data.  Specific example would be the cleanup of 'badIDs', as defined as IDs that have X% of activity against them (clearly well beyond normal customer behavior levels) and need to be removed from workspace to avoid performance degradation.  Notification allows the client to assess potential impact on insights/analytics reporting and notify appropriate stakeholders as needed that data may not be directionally accurate in representing customer behavior. 

Within Workspace, could we get another download option (or maybe even two more?) to enable csv download to include a) collapsed panels/tables and b) hidden tables? Once you get to a certain size with Workspaces view they can get very laggy, at which point defaulting panels into a collapsed view can be a good way to assist navigation across the report. However for stakeholders that may also want to download the Workspace data it can become a time consuming, and off-putting, task to manipulate the view as they need it for download. Its a similar point for the hidden tables where a user may want to extract hidden data to re-use elsewhere. 

Our business relies on Adobe Workspace reports and the ability to export these reports to other users and other platforms. The recent change only allowing users to schedule daily reports for a maximum duration of 30 days is creating an incredible amount extra-work for our users, and causing us to re-evaluate using Adobe reporting tools in general.    The ability to schedule exports of daily reports for more than 30 days (and ideally up to a year) is important because it allows our business users to connect our Analytics data with other data sources (wordpress, marketing, affiliate), and to make decisions and observations using advanced dashboards.    We are very disappointed in Adobe's decision to cut costs by limiting users important activities, and hope they will reverse course on this decision.  Currently we are looking at wasting many hours every month re-scheduling reports we KNOW we will be needing and using. 

Currently regardless of where you apply the Background > Conditional Formatting setting (an item in a table that spans several columns, or a single column) the formatting works the same, applying the colour scale for each column individually. However sometimes it might be more useful to apply this across multiple columns/cells instead, but this is not possible today. My suggestion is that if I click the settings cog on an item that spans multiple columns the formatting gets applied to all cells in those columns as a single group of numbers. The resulting formatting can be very different. For example, you can see in the mock-ups below that applying the formatting to each column individually produces a very different result to applying it to the group of cells as a whole:   Alternatively, add an option under the conditional formatting to allow it to be added to all columns/cells as a group, or on a column by column basis.Adding this feature would make it far easier to create cro

Description - In the Analytics for Target widget, when the panel is built, show the Conversion Rate in Percent number format, rather than Decimal.   Why is this feature important to you - The Percent number format more intuitively conveys Conversion Rate since it is a calculated metric of conversions (%). And, if it were Percent by default, would save me time in building test reports. The Conversion Rate is not very useful to my team presented as a Decimal, which is the default. Currently, when I create a report of test results using the excellent A4T widget, I change the Conversion Rate's number format every time from Decimal to Percent manually.    How would you like the feature to work - The A4T test result panel would be built exactly the same way it is today, with the one new change that by default sets the Conversion Rate's number format fas Percent, rather than Decimal.   Current Behaviour - Conversion Rate is currently displayed as a Decimal.    T

I got a renewal notice the other day for a daily delivered workspace saying the schedule was set to expire in 30 days.  When I went to extend it for another 12 months I found that the max possible end date was only 30 days away.  Adobe Support confirmed this is a new setting for the feature, which means i will now have to frequently update the end dates for dozens of daily dashboards sent throughout my company.  What's more, why send me a 30 day notice when I can only extend it one additional day.  Since Adobe seems resigned to this new functionality, I suggest the following minimal changes: 1. Allow daily reports to be scheduled 90 days into the future (not 30) 2. Send the renewal notice at end date minus 7 days (this still may get missed if I'm on vacation but better than it is now)

Currently the only way to send analytics datafeeds to a Aure Blob storage is by sharing storage keys & account details. We see this as a security risks to our azure  accounts. A way around this is to  use SAS tokens to give access the Azure BLOB container storage via CLI(Command Line Interafaces). Could this option be added to Analytics Data feeds.

Description - Why is this feature important to you - Implementation issues can sometimes lead to event metric set wrongly. In order to improve data quality, we need a solution to repair/delete custom events for data collected historically. How would you like the feature to work - We would like Data repair API to repair custom events. Current Behaviour - Data Repair API only supports repairing dimensions (eVars, props, activity map variables, etc)

Due to a recently discovered vulnerability in some browsers, password input fields and iframes loading external content must now set the spellcheck attribute to false. Some browsers with an enhanced spellcheck feature send password data to unintended sources if password unmasking is enabled (the “show password” checkbox next to a password box).   To avoid accidental disclosure, the best practice is to disable spellcheck for all password fields and iframes regardless of "Show password" options.   A team consuming our self-hosted visitor API package was issued an internal application security ticket because there were insecure iframe elements detected on their web pages that were actually being created by the package.   To fix it, we added a new attribute to the iframe spellcheck and set it to false.   The scope of this post is to recommend that iframes be sanitized with a `spellcheck="false"` flag in visitor API package.   Background:   https://develo

It would be really nice to allow the possibility of selecting specific hour ranges of day for alertsFor example, I set an hourly alert when page views below 1000, but it concerns me only if it happens during the day time (from 8am to 8pm). It’s normal that page views decrease during the night, while every morning I have to delete the 12 meaningless alerts received. Hopefully we could make the alert activated only for a specific hour ranges of each day !!!!I’ve seen some post about activating alerts only on certain days of week, same idea.Thanks

Description -  In workspace, when trying to send a report to an email address that doesn't have an Adobe account, if you don't hit "enter" after typing the email, it gives an error and doesn't let you send the file. This can be confusing for users who aren't familiar with the interface. By having more information appear when you hover over the warning icon, it can help users figure out what is going wrong and how to resolve the issue.       Why is this feature important to you -  This can increase ease of use for users.   How would you like the feature to work -  When you get an error, provide more information about what is causing the error and how to resolve it (such as hitting "enter" to validate the email address to send the report to) when you hover over the error icon.   Current Behaviour -  Currently you have to hit enter after typing an email, and if you don't it gives a red warning, but there is no information about the warning/inf

Description - It appears that the way Adobe Analytics disables the alerts is to wipe the recipients list, re-enabling the alert means re-entering the list of recipients, can't work out if this is by design or a bug? Why is this feature important to you - I don't want to have to enter all the recipients again if I choose to enable a saved alert I've previously disabled How would you like the feature to work -  Disabling the alert should suppress the alert without deleting the list of recipients, when I enable the alert I shouldn't have to do anything else. Current Behaviour - I have to re-enter recipients into my alert and save again        

Description - In digital analytics, analyzing how long it takes users to complete an action, go through a funnel, or place a purchase is essential. Many optimization efforts focus on time-to-completion and many implementations try to make it accessible through frontend code. In Adobe Analytics, we can use the Cohort Table visualization to get a first idea of this. However, the smallest granularity is "day" and the resulting table is not very friendly to exploration: One of my personal favorite visualizations is the Histogram because it really helps during exploration, as it clearly shows in which bucket users fall and where to look next. Also, we can re-purpose the resulting Segments through showing the table:   With this, I want to propose a combined visualization. Ideally, it would allow us to create a Histogram-style diagram from an input similar to the Cohort table. We would be able to select a "start event" and an "end event" (bonus points if we can select the first/last/ev

The copy process takes over all elements in their latest version. This makes it complicated, e.g. to create the current production status, since in the copy all elements of which the last version is not in the production status must first be rolled back to the production status. The production library of the original property should also be copied.

In some cases the option "export as portrait/ landscape" would be great! Especially the Page Summary Report looks awful if you do an export. Landscape export would be a great feature! Please promote!

Description - Allow Analytics to auto-provision read-only access to new users, similar to AEM. Why is this feature important to you - We're expanding our use of Analytics and have a large number of users interested in gaining access. How would you like the feature to work - The first time a user logs into the web UI via SSO, Analytics creates their account with read-only access so they can begin looking at the data. Current Behaviour - Analytics does not provide basic access so all new user requests have to be manually set up.

Description - We have tested, and plan to deploy, the WebsiteBot Plugin - https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/implementation/vars/plugins/websitebot.html?lang=en#:~:text=Adobe%20plug-in%3A%20websiteBot%201%20Prerequisites%20Adobe%20recommends%20the,4%20Use%20the%20plug-in%20...%205%20Examples%20.In our testing we found that this plugin views users utilizing accessibility features to navigate the site as it does bots thus collecting their IP. Are there any plans to enhance this plugin to recognize accessibility feature use and refrain from collecting IP address in those cases? Why is this feature important to you - It is important for us to respect data privacy of our users and that includes guarding/obfuscating IP addresses with the exception of suspected bots. Site accessibility is also very important to us and this combination of features would accommodate both requirements. How would you like the feature to work - Not flag users utilizing accessibility for site n

  Description The chart visualization ignores applied filters. Selecting the sparkline as the data source always shows all data for the respective dimension. Selecting one metric as a data source shows the first attribute of the dimension for all metrics.     Warum ist Ihnen dieses Feature wichtig In practice: it makes it hard to find out, at what point in history a dimension starts being populated. Imagine you implement the dimension somewhen in last year and need to find out, when it was. You create a table/chart for the last year. But what you see is traffic for this dimension for the whole year.    Also the chart gives a wrong picture of the data, if you apply filters to your dimension. It's just a bigger representation of the sparkline, which always shows the history of all data, including datapoints, where there is no actual data ("unspecified").   If I select one metric as a data source, the chart will show all metrics and the first dimens

Stemming from my initial question here, which had a bit of discussion: https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-analytics-questions/in-workspace-can-i-change-default-settings-for-freeform-tables/m-p/546895   Description: In Workspace, whenever I build a freeform table, the default options are things like (show as sum of rows and background with bar chart.) The ability to set other options as my default values would save a lot of time.   Why is this feature important to you: For the last five years, my team of 10 and I, have been working with very large data sets in Adobe Analytics. The time it takes to build a freeform table could be cut in half if default settings were able to be changed. Recently, I built a very common table for our work, drilling down by 10+ segments, each broken down by additional segments/dimensions, and seven metrics columns. 90% of the time we set each drilldown to "show grand total" and uncheck "background" for each metric. For

The new alert component is a wonderful and powerful tool when it comes to defining alerts for very specific segments and metrics.Though it is still very inflexible in terms of time to trigger the alert. I'll explain the use case: Every night we've got a process to classify the a spefic custom variable X in classification XY via FTP upload, which takes a couple of hours and the classified values are usually available after 7am. Though from time to time this process takes longer than usual (1-2 days) and there are values missing in reports. Sometimes it's obvious for the users, sometimes not, and I'd like to alert them, if this is the case.So I decided to setup alerts with a segment "custom var X exists and classification XY doesn't exist". The problem I am having is that the alerts are triggered straight after midnight, before the classification can take place.If the time to trigger alerts could be chosen, it would solve my issue

Currently time granularity can be set to hourly, daily, weekly, monthly.Idea: Please allow custom time granularities: e.g. last hour, last 6 hours, last 12 hours, last 48 hours, etc.

Description:  When setting up a Scheduled Project from within Workspace, the settings require an end date for the email reports. As an Analytics consumer, we want to set this end date to be 5-10 years in the future. Importance: In our use case, we have over 3,000 workspace reports set on a monthly send schedule. It is a huge lift to renew and extend these expiration dates every 11-12 months. How would you like the feature to work: The end date field would remain, but the future date would be extended.  Current Behavior: When setting up a Scheduled Project, the settings require an end date for the email reports, and it is capped at one year.