Up to to 10 different variables (lines) available in any trended graphs would be far more confortable. If a graph looks overloaded, that's the issue of the user and anyway, better more than less. Plus I came accross quite a few situations where the limitation to 5 was frustating. Antoine.

Site Catalyst graphs have a quite dynamic and pleasant design, although while being including in different presentation, it would be great that they offer different themes / backgrounds, line widths, colours set. Antoine.

Rare is the data available on Site Catalyst but not in the Data Warehouse. the SEO team is pulling out his hair while trying to trend Natural Search top 100 engines / keywords by Geo over the last 12 months or so... How come ? Could not it be stored on and requested from the Data Warehouse ?Antoine.

At this point, while comparing two different periods and looking at changes, one looking at the variations can only sort by the actual difference. It would be great to be sort ascending / descending by % change.Antoine.

Some internal / third parties only need an access to some specific report (page, download, cart) so it would be quite useful to optimise the access creation by making a more intuitive user group definition portal enabling to select one or a few reports from the left menu, independently from the report suite setting. Antoine.

From a version to another. With a brief summary of the changes / improvements brought to each new.

Showing the most common paths to any successes (purchase, download, checkout, etc...) in a few clicks with limited needs for configuration would be a great add-in to the path reports. Instead of having to refer to a thousands URLS related to one event, one would only have to choose the site entrance as the first and the event as the last action to show the most common paths to such event.

The historical trends are really useful so to quickly compare day-by-day reports. Therefore it would be great to get the possibility to activate these historical trends for any reports or any date range selected as long as there is only one variable choosen (e.g. one tracking code, one traffic source). Antoine.

So to improve the ease to create dashboards, a nice drag & drop feature to add reports from the bookmarks displayed in a separate menu would be very useful and above all, time consuming. These days, I'd rather use Report Builder to create bespoke reports but if the dashboard editor was more user friendly, I would definitely switch to SiteCatalyst for any regular data communication. Antoine.

An intuitive Omniture JavaScript editor to customize the s_code file according to the variables / events / properties in place would bring a huge value to marketing people willing to quickly translate their business requirements into a concrete change to the tracking structure without having to get technical. Making the technology more transparent is a common trend these days and "Marketing Channels" feature clearly is a good example showing Adobe's wish to make their clients' day-to-day activit...