Once I've set up a single classification for some variable in the Admin UI, I should be able to just add a new column in my SAINT template to introduce any new classifications thereafter. I should not have to go back into the Admin/suite/classifications UI to simply adda  new entry every time.

Reports like "time spent per visit" default to the usual highest-to-lowest value sort. But data points like these have an important linear representation that is lost. 1. We need more data points. Every 1-minute interval should be represented up to 30, then 30-minute intervals thereafter. Let us use...

Add double-axis charts to site metricsby NormCloutier on 01-07-2010 09:57 AM YWA does this; You should be able to view, for example, Page Views and Visitors in the same table and chart. One uses the left axis, the other the right. It lets you see any correlation.

As with Discover, let users open multiple items in a tier report and keep the data on screen, instead of reloading the entire report and collapsing one branch to open another.

In many of our custom reports, the percentage of the line item to the total values collected is misleading and meaningless. I should be able to hide it and have that decision persist when I bookmark, download or email the report.

The asnwer seems straightforward: Suite-specific calendar events, but only admins can set them. A "hide-events" option in reports would be a nice addition, but it should NOT be a sticky option, i.e., events always on by default, but I can selectively hide while viewing a chart.

When you switch from rank to trend, the report always defaults to "day" and you have to then change it. If my timeframe was 30 days, that's fine. But if my timeframe was 12 months, do months, if it was 52 weeks, do weeks. If it was 59 days, then I suppose days would still be the default; in short, s...

Correlations in SiteCatalyst are often a shot in the dark. Sometimes they hang, sometimes they show nothing of value, but they almost always interrupt my workflow. If I could right-click or otherwise have the correlation request run in a new tab/window, I could keep working on a project and check in...

I've been told that Omniture staff have a magic password that lets them log in as any user to see what they see. It's really the only efficient way to troubleshoot, and would be the ideal tool for admin-level users who must support dozens or hundreds of users.