Another great idea, Antti. While you might not be able to transfer these reports to scheduled dashboards at this time, you can certainly create scheduled workbook dashboards via excel and report builder which does include anomaly detection! You can learn more about the feature from the documentation or my recent blog post: http://blogs.adobe.com/digitalmarketing/analytics/two-more-ways-to-extract-value-from-report-builder/

Those are some great ideas. I just wanted to point out that between the complexity of the API and the rigidness of the web reports, you also have access to Real-time reports in report builder (see my blog post on the topic here: http://blogs.adobe.com/digitalmarketing/analytics/two-more-ways-to-extract-value-from-report-builder/ ). Keep on the lookout for more blog posts and training videos to utilize real-time in report builder even further!

The developer connection should have all the information you need to access real time data via the API. https://developer.omniture.com/en_US/documentation/sitecatalyst-reporting/c-real-time

This is something we are definitely considering implementing in report builder. Right now, the tool is based on an architecture similar to reports and analytics, but we are hoping to redesign the capabilities so as to access the data in a more similar manner to ad-hoc analysis (f.k.a. Discover)

That is a very interesting feature, and one that we are considering for a future release. In the meantime, ClickTale offers an excellent integration with Adobe Analytics that includes Scroll Maps.

We are considering the best approach to surfacing this data in a web-based dashboard-like format. Currently, we have plans to surface static data from Excel into the Adobe Marketing Cloud boards and feeds and eventually will include dynamic data.

We are currently reviewing the best approach to playing dashboards, given that there are many platforms we would need to support if we continued development of a client application Dashboard Player. Ideally, I think creating a web-based Dashboard Player would work best. What do you think?

An interesting concept, though would you expect the currency translation to be based on historical conversion rates or simply the current conversion rate?